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Interesting, thanks Mark. So now we know the film has been censored for some time and probably most home video or dvd versions have been the censored version of the film. It's funny because there are probably no more than 6 to 8 times in the film where somebody swears and each time it is no big...

So the questions now are why is it censored, when it was censored, and who made the decision to censor it. I know there are some other discs available of Never So Few and I wonder if they all have the offending words cut, or if it's just the "Frank Sinatra Collection" discs.

Yup, you guys are on to it and that confirms it as far as I'm concerned. It happens through the whole film. The first time I heard it I thought it might just be a glitch in the soundtrack but it is quite clear what is going on as you continue to watch the film. Each time Frank or Richard...

Oddly enough Travis they have made them. There is a white decal with red letters in most cases on the box which says "This film has been edited for family viewing." In fact I think there was a company that was handling making these discs. They look just like the normal disc, package and all but...

It occurs several times during the film, I'll go back and get you some specific scenes.

I just watched Never So Few with Frank Sinatra, Steve McQueen, and Gina Lollobrigida and found that the language in the film had been censored. Anytime someone uses the word damn or hell (don't think they get much more graphic than that) the sound on the disc drops out to edit the word. This...