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| Ernest Borgnine | ... | ||
| Hunt Block | ... |
Joe Stern
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Matthew Burton | ... |
Gen. Kurt Richter
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| Jeff Conaway | ... |
Sgt. Holt
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| Alex Cord | ... |
Dravko Demchuk
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| Erik Estrada | ... |
Carmine D'Agostino
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| Ernie Hudson | ... |
Joe Hamilton
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James Carroll Jordan | ... |
Lonnie Wilson
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| Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini | ... |
Tom Ricketts
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| John Matuszak | ... |
Fred Collins
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| Natalija Nogulich | ... |
Yelena Petrovic
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| Heather Thomas | ... |
Lt. Carol Campbell
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Anthony Valentine | ... |
British Colonel
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| Richard Yniguez | ... |
Roberto Echevarria
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A team of renegade soldiers of World War II try to avoid the constitution of the IV Reich.
It stole 3 hours of my life. Yes I know the movie only lasted an hour and half but it seemed like 3 hours.
I am one of those people that like war movies. I liked the original Dirty Dozen and similar movies. But this one is sad as any I have ever seen. It was like watching a Community Stage production of the original Dirty Dozen with limited funds for the project.
The movie goes far beyond the portrayal of Germans as buffoons. When the American's jump on a train the Germans are so inept they they cannot guess the next town the train will be arriving.
There are laughable scenes that actually was filmed as serious drama. There are lighter scenes that appear to be meant as serious. Just a poor film all around.
Pass this movie and re-watch the original.