| Hell Is For Heroes - D 8 HEL | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1962) | |||||
| Action, Comedy, Drama, War | |||||
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| Nick Adams | Homer | |
| James Coburn | Cpl. Frank Henshaw | |
| Bobby Darin | Pvt. Dave Corby | |
| Harry Guardino | Sgt. Jim Larkin | |
| Steve McQueen | Pvt. John Reese | |
| Bob Newhart | Pfc. James E. Driscoll | |
| Fess Parker | Platoon Sgt. Bill Pike | |
| Don Haggerty | Capt. Mace | |
| Joseph Hoover | Capt. Roger Loomis | |
| L.Q. Jones | Supply Sgt. Frazer | |
| Mike Kellin | Pvt. Stan Kolinski | |
| Michele Montau | Monique Ouidel | |
| Bill Mullikin | Pfc. Joe Cumberly |
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| Producer | Henry Blanke
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| Writer | Robert Pirosh
Richard Carr |
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| Musician | Leonard Rosenman
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Reese (Steve McQueen) joins a battle-weary squad of soldiers as part of a platoon ordered to hold a lonely sector on the Ziegfried Line in WWII. The squad, including Sgt. Pike (Fess Parker), Sgt. Larkin (Harry Guardino), Cpl. Henshaw (James Coburn), and Pvt. Colby (Bobby Darin), must come up with numerous ruses to convince the Germans that they are part of a much larger force or else a counterattack will destroy them all. |
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