Let's list the movies that have no female characters!

[Rabrrrrrr]

John Carpenter's The Thing is the only one I can think of.

Any other all-male movies?

[Droopy]

1. My Dinner With Andre

Probably lots of war movies.

[bif]

14. Actually there was a woman in it

He talks about his dinner with his wife when he gets home.

[bif]

25. On second thought

I recall him talking to his wife. But I'm not sure if you actually saw her or not.

[Droopy]

34. I recall seeing him walking down the street

saying that he was going to go home, go to bed, and not worry about all of that silly nonsense Andre was talking about. End of movie.

[MonkeyFunk]

2. Did Reservoir Dogs have any?

[Sugar Smack]

12. Not a one. I was going to suggest that, too.

[swag]

26. Not if you don't count "shot woman" and "shocked woman"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105236/fullcredits#cast

[underpants]

61. Right and the waitress

we don't see here but she IS a character.

[BurtWorm]

31. I vaguely remember a woman being pulled out of the window of a car

during a getaway. And Madonna gets talked about.

[redqueen]

62. Waitress?

:shrug:

[Downtown Hound]

100. Remember when Steve Buscemi refused to tip the waitress

and it started a philosophical discussion around the breakfast table?

[redqueen]

102. Yup... that's exactly the scene I'm thinkin of. (nt)

[terrya]

3. 12 Angry Men

[BurtWorm]

33. You're right.

The title says it all.

[IndianaJones]

4. Good Will Hunting. nt.

[SallyMander]

6. What about Minnie Driver? nt

[Rabrrrrrr]

7. No, that one had a number of females, including Minnie Driver.

[bridgit]

5. Go Tell The Spartans...i think...

:dunce:

[Rabrrrrrr]

11. That has at least one woman, sadly

Denice Kumagai.

But she might be the only one.

[bridgit]

22. dad gum it grabber snapple grumble grumble...

i think of another hopefully :headbang:

[terrya]

8. "The Boys in the Band"

[edbermac]

80. Nope; they were very briefly, in fact Maud Adams was in it.

A fashion model for the photographer character in the opening scene.

[DS1]

9. Hamburger Hill

[edbermac]

84. Nope, there were some, as hookers and a owner of a bar?

Kieu Chinh I think.

[DS1]

87. ahh, been years since I watched, 20 to be exact

and imdb didn't have any women listed. damn misogynists

[MrCoffee]

10. Glengarry Glen Ross

[Rabrrrrrr]

16. Had a female coat checker, but otherwise I think it's female-free.

[MrCoffee]

20. did she have a line?

[Rabrrrrrr]

93. I'm going for the basis, in this thread, of no women at all, in any capacity.

[Phillycat]

60. One of the prospective clients was female...

but no female leads.

[fishwax]

79. that's what popped to my mind first

though apparently there were a couple of females in the film ...

[bif]

13. Sleuth

[terrya]

15. "Patton"

I don't recall any female characters in "Patton"

[speedoo]

56. There were female caharacters.

All the english ladies he addressed.

[sarge43]

105. And the nurses when he apologized to the medics and patients

for slapping the soldier.

And it was an all female band playing during that scene you ref'd.

[billyskank]

17. Sebastiane

May be popular with the gay guys around here.

[terrya]

21. Uh, I've seen it.

:-)

And you're right...no female characters that I can remember.

[billyskank]

23. In fact it's the whole premise of the film

The IMDB blurb says "300 A.D. : the Roman Sebastianus is exiled to a remote outpost populated exclusively by men."

:hi:

[terrya]

28. Yes.

Derek Jarman was a brilliant filmmaker. Besides "Sebastiane", I loved "Edward II". Which did have female characters (including a superb performance, as usual, by Tilda Swinton)

:hi:

[FloridaJudy]

18. Swimming to Cambodia

[VenusRising]

43. I just downloaded that!

And Monster in a Box. :woohoo:

I can't wait until my husband sees them! :bounce::bounce::bounce:

[Gormy Cuss]

19. Stand By Me

director, Rob Reiner, based on a story by Stephen King.

There a few very minor characters who are female but I'm not sure they had any lines.

[MrCoffee]

24. there was a woman in the pie-eating contest scene

[Gormy Cuss]

36. Does she say anything?

That's what I can't remember.

[MrCoffee]

46. apparently simply appearing on screen counts

i don't make the rules here...

[Gormy Cuss]

85. Rabrrrrrr is a harsh mistress.

[Rabrrrrrr]

92. Harsh AND fickle!

:rofl:

[fizzgig]

112. i think the mom had one or two

but other than that (and the pie eating scene) it was pretty much female free

[anarch]

27. what about Das Boot?

[DS1]

30. Dancers in the beginning?

What qualifies a part as a character?

[Aristus]

67. The Super-long, Director's Cut Infinity version of "Das Boot" had a female

character; the French girl one of the crewmembers leaves behind to go on patrol with the sub. She is seen in several flashbacks.

[eyepaddle]

77. I don't have a copy any more, but there is a big bar scene at the start

there could well be female characters in that. But I am not certain.

[billyskank]

29. Does the studio version of Apocalypse Now have any female characters?

I can't recall if it does. Maybe one of the Vietnamese in the boat who get murdered? Otherwise I can't remember.

[Orrex]

32. PlaidAdder noted that in the director's cut

Every speaking female role gets naked at some point in the film.

I'm not sure about the studio release... Were the USO Playboy Bunnies in that version?

[billyskank]

38. Oh yes, I forgot about the USO show

Yes, there are some female characters. Utterly irrelevant ones. I specified the studio cut because I know that the director's cut has a scene with some prostitutes in it, and also a dinner party with some women present.

[gmoney]

86. the "prostitutes" are actually the bunnies

I believe the chopper had broken and they were stranded for some reason... been a while since I saw the Redux cut. Might have to dig that out.

[BurtWorm]

35. Playboy bunnies during a USO show.

Those are the only women I can think of in that movie.

[RebelSansCause]

74. woman with a dog on the boat when they kill them all n/t

[Rabrrrrrr]

37. Playboy bunnies, and a woman in a boat that gets killed

[AngryAmish]

48. Vietnamese gal through a grenade into a helicopter

Many other Vietnamese gals in the village being evacuated after the raid.

[gmoney]

68. The Playboy Bunnies?

and there were lots of women in Kurtz' compound, although I don't know if any of them had speaking parts.

[yardwork]

90. Yes, there are women among the people on the boat who are killed.

I read that there was a major female character in an early version of filming, all of which got cut out. There was supposedly a scene with French colonialists at a dinner party that included women, as well.

[flvegan]

39. The Shawshank Redemption

I don't recall seeing a woman in that flick.

[redqueen]

64. Didn't they show his wife at the beginning?

I'm not sure... I thought they did...

[AnneD]

78. Yes....

his wife was in the begining of the movie.

[underpants]

66. Rita Hayworth

http://chud.com/nextraimages/Oct23Shawshank1.bmp

[gmoney]

95. And Raquel Welch, and Farrah Fawcett, too, right?

Should watch that again sometime...

[Richardo]

40. Ice Station Zebra

[terrya]

44. Ah, Howard Hughes' favorite movie

I remember reading about that..he would screen it several times every day or something like that.

Right you are...no female characters in that one.

[Richardo]

50. His assistants could recite every line of dialog from that movie

They heard it that often - through the walls (he played it at top volume).

I really like Hughes lore. :hi:

[terrya]

52. Well, I didn't know that!

It was an ok movie, but PLEASE. :-)

Hughes was a fascinating man. One of my favorite Scorcese movies, in fact, is "The Aviator". I know...Leonardo Di Caprio???? But it was a pretty decent bio of Hughes.

:hi:

[Aristus]

69. Colin Ferrell would have a been a much better choice for Hughes.

Looks-wise and acting-wise.

[terrya]

72. Ferrell would have been a better choice. I agree.

I don't know what it is with Scorcese and Leonardo Di Caprio. Scorcese sees something in him that I sure as hell don't get.

[Captain Hilts]

127. Jim Carey was born to play Hughes. Blachette is great, her Hepburn was AWFUL. nt

[anarch]

41. oooh, I've got one...another John Carpenter movie

Dark Star

the voice of the computer was female, but I think that's it....

[Dr. Strange]

71. Let there be light...

:rofl:

[Orsino]

82. The Thing? n/t

[billyskank]

42. Andy Warhol's 1964 film "Empire"

:D

[BurtWorm]

75. Wasn't Faye Wray in that?

:crazy:

[VenusRising]

45. Love! Valour! Compassion!

I love that movie.

[terrya]

54. I'd forgotten about that one!

And...you're right. Nice movie...and good performance(s) by John Glover.

[VenusRising]

57. I think it's the only movie I ever enjoyed Jason Alexander in.

I need to watch that again.

:hi:

[terrya]

63. Yeah, me too.

I agree with you about Jason Alexander's movies..."Love! Valour! Compassion!" was the only one of his I liked!

:hi:

[Shine]

47. That sea captain movie that Russell Crowe was in a while back

I can't remember the name of it right now...

[MissMillie]

65. Master and Commander, I think

:hi:

[Aristus]

73. Yeah, they threw in a totally gratuitous silent, eye-gazing moment between

Captain Jack Aubrey (Russell Crowe's character) and a native Brazilian woman just so they wouldn't have to go the whole film and say: "No women in it."

[Shine]

88. LOL! Yup, that was about it.

:hi: Aristus!

[Aristus]

108. Hey, Shine!

How are you? :hi:

[speedoo]

49. The Bedford Incident

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058962/

Not well known, but I remember it well. Widmark and Poitier.

[speedoo]

51. The Enemy Below

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050356/

Excellent flick. Mitchum and Jurgens.

[speedoo]

53. Run Silent, Run Deep

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052151/

Another good WW2 submarine flick. Gable and Lancaster.

There are probably more of this type.

[Nailzberg]

115. IMDB says there was one

I initially thought of this one, too, but when I checked imdb they say Mary LaRoche played Laura Richardson. I guess that would be Gable's wife in the movie? It's been so long since I've seen it, I don't remember any women in that film.

[Deep13]

123. Near the beginning Lancaster meets Gable at Gable's house...

...and the character of his wife is present.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

55. Lawrence of Arabia

In one scene in the Bedouin encampment, there is a rear view of some veiled women with just their bejeweled wrists showing, but there are no women with speaking parts or even showing their faces.

[Lorien]

89. That was the first one that came to my mind too. n/t

[sarge43]

103. At the Turkish hospital in Damascus, there was a quick med distance shot

of British Army nurses.

There were the 'cheer leaders' sending off Auda, Lawrence, Ali and the boys to Aqaba.

[MissMillie]

58. The Hunt for Red October

:hi:

[Orsino]

83. Not counting Dr. Beverly Ryan, or little Sally. n/t

[Nailzberg]

114. And a female flight attendant

She tells Jack Ryan to try to get some sleep on the plane.

[Orsino]

118. Yeah. I don't know what them feminists are so upset about. n/t

[Nailzberg]

126. I think the flight attendant and Sally both had more sceen time than Dr. Beverly Ryan.

So the role of the educated and brilliant female eye surgeon is upstaged by little girl and her teddy bear, and the flying cocktail waitress.

[Rabrrrrrr]

91. Gates McFadden was in that one.

[MonkeyFunk]

59. Prison Gangbang Studs II: Forced Entry

no women, although there was a bitch in it.

[AllegroRondo]

70. Not as good as the original, though.

[DarkTirade]

76. Yes, but in this genre when you say a sequel sucks more than the original

that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

[edbermac]

81. That movie sucked, the book was WAY better!

:P

[rug]

94. Das Boot.

[Deep13]

124. the cabaret singer

[MnFats]

96. 'Papillon? certainly not after steve mcqueen arrives at Devil's Island, i think...

....maybe before.....can't remember much of the 'before' scenes.
nice film with McQeen and Dustin Hoffman in an unusual role for him

[ironflange]

106. Nope

The native girl, the nuns (Mother Superior turns him in: "If you truly are innocent, God will protect you").

One of my favorite flicks, BTW.

[Bucky]

97. That one with Chris Reeve and Lawrence Olivier

They were fighting over a woman who never showed up.

[dembotoz]

98. sahara

ww2 tank movie with bogart i think

[Monkey see Monkey Do]

99. 84 Charlie MoPic

One of the greatest war films ever made:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/84C_MoPic

[Nailzberg]

113. Awesome movie!

Saw it in college, and I suspect the producers of Blair Witch Project did too.

[Downtown Hound]

101. Pork Chop Hill

1958 Gregory Peck Korean War movie. Not a single female in the cast. The closest we ever get is a brief shot of a letter by Peck's wife.

[sarge43]

104. Silent Running. n/t

[Greyskye]

107. Dewey was a chick

[Whoa_Nelly]

109. Lawrence of Arabia

According tot he cast list here, all men:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_of_Arabia_(film)#Cast

[HEyHEY]

110. Lord of the flies

[triguy46]

111. The Longest Day, maybe.

[sarge43]

119. Nope

Madame Barrault (Arletty), the perfectly groomed Resistance fighter.

[Canuckistanian]

116. The Great Escape

Stellar cast. Totally estrogen-free.

[Gonzo Gardener]

117. Lewis Milestone's A Walk in the Sun?

:shrug:

[EstimatedProphet]

120. K-19 The Widowmaker MAYBE

I can't remember if there were any women before they left port.

[meegbear]

121. Does gay porn count?

If so, I can give you a list.

[Deep13]

122. Gettysburg...

...except for a very quick remark by a passerby.

[Rabrrrrrr]

125. We've got a pretty good list going here! Thanks everyone!

Also surprising how few movies are all men.

[Captain Hilts]

128. 124 reasons why being a film actor is better/easier for men than women. nt