Back at the Front Trailer

Back at the Front Trailer (1952)

"The Hilarious NEW Adventures of those Laughable, Lovable Dog-Faces!" 01 October 1952 Comedy 87 mins

Further misadventures of comic soldiers Willie and Joe, now in Japan.

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Cast

Tom Ewell

as Willie

Mari Blanchard

as Nina - Johnny Redondo's Accomplice

Richard Long

as Sfc. Rose

Gregg Palmer

as Capt. White

Barry Kelley

as Brig. Gen. Dixon

Russell Johnson

as Johnny Redondo - Smuggler

Vaughn Taylor

as Maj. Lester Ormsby

Aram Katcher

as Ben - Redondo's Driver

Aen-Ling Chow

as Sameko - Redondo's Housemaid

Benson Fong

as Rickshaw Boy

Gordon Wynn

as C.I.D. Man

Dee Carroll

as Night Nurse (uncredited)

Crew

Henry Mancini

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 October 1952

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