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| MGM / UA (1958) | |||||
| Action, Drama, War | |||||
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| Tony Curtis | Cpl. Britt Harris | |
| Leora Dana | Mrs. Blair | |
| Frank Sinatra | 1st Lt. Sam Loggins | |
| Natalie Wood | Monique Blair | |
| Karl Swenson | The Colonel | |
| Ann Codee | Mme. Brieux | |
| Eddie Ryder | Cpl. Lindsay | |
| Jacques Berthe | Jean-François Dauvah, Boy | |
| Pete Candoli | Jazz Musician: Trumpet | |
| Cyril Delevanti | Blairs' Butler | |
| Marie Isnard | Old Frenchwoman with Wine | |
| Richie Kamuca | Jazz Musician: Tenor Sax | |
| Mel Lewis | Jazz Musician: Drums | |
| Red Norvo | Jazz Musician: Vibraphone | |
| Mark Tapscott | Captain Harrison |
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| Producer | Frank Ross
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| Writer | Merle Miller
Joe David Brown |
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| Cinematography | Daniel L. Fapp
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| Musician | Elmer Bernstein
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"Excellent Drama!" -Blockbuster Entertainment Guide Frank Sinatra, Tony Curtis and Natalie Wood star in this searing war drama that packs plenty of explosive excitement and fervent passion. Directed by Delmer Daves (The Badlanders) from Joe David Brown's gripping post-war novel (screenplay by Merle Miller), Kings Go Forth weaves elements of romance, war and miscegenation into a powerful, compelling and riveting film. In WWII France, Corporal Britt Harris (Curtis) is assigned to work alongside war-weary Sgt. Loggins (Sinatra) - a man he soon rivals for the affections of the beautiful Monique Blair (Woods), an American who grew up in France. But when the men learn that Monique's parents are racially mixed, it tests the character of each… and provides the powerful thematic framework that shapes Kings Go Forth into a hard-hitting and still timely film. |
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