Forgot to mention that Marvin was a Marine combat veteran in the South Pacific during WWII.
Also, one of Lancaster’s best roles was in John Frankenheimer’s “The Train”, an excellent movie.

Just to clarify—Burt Lancaster didn’t die from a gunshot. He actually passed away from a heart attack in 1994 at the age of 80.

Unreal how beautiful Claudia Cardinale was .. Professionals is one of my favorite movies

Hog wash,  Burt Lancaster died from a heart attack in his home.

I thought Maria Gomez was sexier than Claudia, to each his own.  Both personified beauty!!

Lee Marvin is the most natural professional among all shown in the video.

Bert was the explosives man

Forgot to mention Marvin was a Marine combat veteran in the South Pacific during WWII. Also, Lancaster was great in “The Train” by John Frankenheimer. Watch that one.

Adorable Claudia Cardinale, was a nice motive to watch the film🤗

Yeah, yeah. EVERYBODY dies tragically!!! Some more quietly and privately than others. And most of us do not lead the lucrative and acclaim filled lives as these great entertainers. The works of any humans which survives their passing is likely the only sort of immortality anyone will ever have. Great movie though! And how'bout that soundtrack?!! Just perfect. Now if only the improperly emphatic robo-narration to this and similar videos would quietly expire some night soon. That would be a blessing.

The transformations are insane!

I would walk a million miles to see Marie Gomez. She did a wonderful movie with Lee Van Cleef. The ferryman, I think

Note...from "Martin Shaw" on is another cast on another professionals program....the program concerning the western was good...😊

Always liked Burt Lancaster.

Man, watching this in 2026 is a total reality check because it’s been 60 years since these icons rode into Mexico, and it’s honestly wild how much time has passed. While some of the "all died tragically" titles online are a bit of an exaggeration, the actual history of this cast is definitely heavy with some tough endings.

Robert Ryan was the horse guy. Lancaster was the guy that blew stuff up.  Watch the film

This last guy Shaw was not in the professionals.

It is absolutely heart-wrenching and deeply somber to revisit the world of the 1966 classic The Professionals in 2026! 😱 Seeing the "then and now" of this legendary cast is a powerful experience that will leave you in total shock, especially as we realize that the entire main cast has tragically passed away. Our hearts are heavy as we honor icons like Burt Lancaster, Lee Marvin, and Jack Palance, uncovering the "tragic secrets" and final moments of the stars who defined the Western genre. You’ll never believe how much has changed since 1966—it’s truly heart-wrenching to see these legends gone, proving that while the film remains timeless, the stars who made it possible have all left us! 🎬🐎💔

Burt Lancaster played the explosives expert, not Ryan.

The narration is talking about Ralph Bellamy,  and the photos show Ricardo Montalban. ???