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Yeah, but he used "believed" as if he believed it [/url] Depending on which source you use which in my case is Reel Facts and how they total the box office receipts (calendar year vs. accumulated total), "The Green Berets" was number 10 in 1968, while Funny Girl, Bullitt, Romeo and Juliet...

Really? Biggest box office hit of 1968? Hmmm. There seem to be ten other pictures that outgrossed it that year - 2001: A Space Odyssey, Funny Girl, The Odd Couple, Planet Of The Apes, Bullitt, Rosemary's Baby, Oliver, Romeo and Juliet to name eight - you know, little hits like those?

It's quite unbelievable to me that this is the film Warners chose from their back catalogue, rather than, you know, A Star Is Born, or Mr. Roberts, or about five hundred other titles that are better than this quite awful Wayne film. I am, as always, amazed and astounded at these decisions.