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If that film had the actor Aldo Ray in it, it's not a rare scene and could be more than one movie. In fact, maybe not a cigarette was involved, but Japanese "surrenderies" were shot in one of Clint Eastwood's latest war flicks..."Letters From Iwo Jima" released in '07 or '08.


This scenerio was also described in the Norman Mailer classic The naked and the dead

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