I respect Charlton Heston‘s decision to tone it down and go more internal in his rendering of this famous passage from William Shakespeare‘s Julius Caesar, but it’s still not as effective as Marlon Brando‘s seething, angrier version.
Cry Havoc was the title of a 1943 film, directed by Richard Thorpe, about 13 women serving in Bataan ((nurses and civilians) in the early days of World War II. John Irvin‘s The Dogs of War (’81) is a film about a team of mercenaries (led by Chris Walken and Tom Berenger) out to unseat a dictator of a small African country.