""There's been some marvelous advances in surgery, thanks to war!"" 18 October 1967 Comedy, War 109 mins
An inept British WWII commander leads his troops to a series of misadventures in North Africa and Europe.
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Michael Crawford as Goodbody
John Lennon as Gripweed
Roy Kinnear as Clapper
Lee Montague as Transom
Jack MacGowran as Juniper
Michael Hordern as Grapple
Jack Hedley as Melancholy Musketeer
Ronald Lacey as Spool
James Cossins as Drogue
Ewan Hooper as Dooley
Karl Michael Vogler as Odlebog
Alexander Knox as American General
Robert Hardy as British General
Sheila Hancock as Mrs. Clapper's Friend
Mick Dillon as 1st Replacement
Kenneth Colley as 2nd Replacement
Richard Lester Director
Gerry Humphreys Sound Mixer
Freddie Cooper Camera Operator
Ken Thorne Conductor
Philip Harrison Art Direction
Alan Pattillo Sound Editor
José López Rodero Assistant Director
John Stoll Art Direction
Ken Thorne Original Music Composer
Don Challis Sound Editor
Dinah Greet Costume Designer
Phyllis Crocker Continuity
Eddie Fowlie Special Effects
Hubert Fröhlich Unit Manager
James Liggat Casting
Les Hammond Sound Mixer
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Germany 07 November 1967
United Kingdom 18 October 1967
United States 23 October 1967
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