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6 May 1970 (USA) moreTagline:
They lied their way in... they must fight their way out! morePlot:
The end of WW2. Allied forces enter a well-guarded German rocket base and kidnap among others the rocket scientist Dr... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Nice little B-grade action war story moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Stuart Whitman | ... | Lee Mitchell | |
| John Collin | ... | Sgt. Henry McBee | |
| Martin Jarvis | ... | Lt. Donald Wilcox | |
| Pinkas Braun | ... | Von Heinken | |
| Günther Neutze | ... | Maj. Hessel | |
| Margit Saad | ... | Karen Gerhardt | |
| Patrick Jordan | ... | Maj. Griggs | |
| Johnny Briggs | ... | Cpl. O'Connell | |
| Harald Dietl | ... | Maj. Petrov | |
| Gerd Vespermann | ... | Blucher | |
| Andy Pap | ... | Curt | |
| Andrew Lodge | ... | Gregory | |
| David Albert Taylor | ... | Morse (as David Taylor) | |
| Richard Abbott | ... | Billings | |
| Paul Bentley | ... | Jarvis |
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MonoFilming Locations:
Munich, Bavaria, GermanyFun Stuff
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Factual errors: The tanks are shows crashing through forest. There is no way the radio tracking van that was part of the convoy would have been able to follow them through that terrain. moreFAQ
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This was a fun little action/war story I saw as a telemovie today.
It stars Stuart Whitman, who I know better as the American in THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN THEIR FLYING MACHINES, and is about a team taking a German rocket scientist to the allies towards the end of WWII.
It was very reminiscent of films like THE HEROES OF TELEMARK, THE WILD GEESE, WHERE EAGLES DARE, and A BRIDGE TOO FAR. The action shots were fairly well staged, especially the battle between the armaments (ie tanks, planes, guns, etc). The characters were very two-dimensional, but sustained storyline interest fairly well. Most of the plot was predictable, but the "noble" ending was rather cool and heart-warming.
Not a great classic by any means, but not a complete turkey either. I thought it was a pretty cool time-waster for a slow afternoon.