Structured entries
- THE DIRTY DOZEN.
(1967)
- THE DIRTY DOZEN: NEXT MISSION.
2/4/85
w/ Lee Marvin
Sequel.
- THE DIRTY DOZEN: THE DEADLY MISSION.
3/1/87
w/ Telly Savalas
- THE DIRTY DOZEN: THE FATAL MISSION.
2/14/88
(edited)
- THE EXECUTION OF PVT. SLOVIK.
(1974)
(Only American deserter executed during WW II.)
- 20/20: Story on TRUK LAGOON.
- TO BE OR NOT TO BE.
(1983)
- PLAY DIRTY.
(1969)
w/ Michael Caine; Nigel Davenport
(Compares with 'Dirty Dozen'.)
- HOW I WON THE WAR.
(1967)
w/ Beatle- John Lennon
(edited)
- THE GREAT ESCAPE II: The Untold Story
11/6/88
INSPIRED BY A TRUE STORY; Movie: The conclusion of "The Great Escape II: The Untold Story." It is historical and cinematic fact that during WWII, a large contingent of Allied POWs escaped en masse from the Germans and led their jailers on a merry chase across Europe. (See 1963's "The Great Escape" for details.) It is also a matter of historical and cinematic fact that the Germans recaptured most of the escapees—and that they shot 50 of them in defiance of the Geneva Convention. The untold part of the story is that after the war ended, one of the senior escapees (a Yank in the British Army, played by Christopher Reeve) went into Allied-occupied Germany on a mission for Churchill—to bring to justice the men who murdered the 50. That can't-miss plot, plus the agreeable performances of Reeve, Anthony Denison and Judd Hirsch, distinguish this 1988 TV-sequel. (8 PM 2)
- THE GREAT ESCAPE.
(1963)
(Incomplete)
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WAR-28. "Von Ryan's Express" (1965)
THE DEVIL'S BRIGADE. (1968)
TIME LIMIT. (BW)(1957)
NISEI SOLDIER, 442ND INFANTRY.
(Most decorated unit in U.S. Military
history. Japanese/American outfit.)
PROMO: A soldier's Story.
G.I. BRIDES. Documentary.
WAR-29. THE DIRTY DOZEN. (1967)
THE DIRTY DOZEN: NEXT MISSION.
Sequel. w/Lee Marvin. 2/4/85
THE DIRTY DOZEN: THE DEADLY
MISSION.w/Telly Savalas. 3/1/87
THE DIRTY DOZEN: THE FATAL
MISSION. (edited) 2/14/88
WAR-30. THE EXECUTION OF PVT. SLOVIK.
(Only American deserter executed
during WW II.) (1974)
20/20: Story on TRUK LAGOON.
TO BE OR NOT TO BE. (1983)
TO BE OR NOT TO BE
Mel Brooks and his wife Anne Bancroft sing
and dance their way through the Jack Benny
and Carole Lombard roles in this 1983
remake of Ernst Lubitsch's 1942 classic.
Brooks and Bancroft play Frederick and
Anna Bronski, Warsaw troupers who are
trooping on gamely amid the Nazi occupa-
tion of their country (gamely indeed: their
opening number is a rendition of "Sweet
Georgia Brown" in Polish). But while the
egocentric Frederick (who's "world famous
in Poland") displays his virtuosity on-stage in
"HIGHLIGHTS from Hamlet," the neglected An-
na entertains a dashing flier named Andre
Sobinski (Tim Matheson) backstage. Sobin-
ski, however, also has some serious busi-
ness: he's out to expose the nefarious
Professor Sietski (Jose Ferrer), a Nazi mole
in the Polish underground.
Rated PG; strong language, adult themes
Tim Matheson, Mel Brooks, Anne Bancroft
Closed-captioned on Showtime Directed by
Alan Johnson Erhardt: Charles Durning
Schultz Christopher Lloyd Sasha James
Haske Ravitch George Gaynes Dobish
Jack Riley (1 hr., 50 min.)
PLAY DIRTY. (1969)
Michael Caine, Nigel Davenport
(Compares with 'Dirty Dozen'.)
HOW I WON THE WAR.(edited)(1967)
w/Beatle- John Lennon.
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WAR-31. INSPIRED BY A TRUE STORY
THE
GREAT
ESCAPE II:
The Untold Story
11/6/88
11/7/88
Movie: The conclusion of "The Great Escape II: The Untold Story." It is historical
and cinematic fact that during WWII, a large contingent of Allied POWs escaped
en masse from the Germans and led their jailers on a merry chase across Europe.
(See 1963's "The Great Escape" for details.) It is also a matter of historical and
cinematic fact that the Germans recaptured most of the escapees—and that they
shot 50 of them in defiance of the Geneva Convention. The untold part of the story
is that after the war ended, one of the senior escapees (a Yank in the British Army,
played by Christopher Reeve) went into Allied-occupied Germany on a mission for
Churchill—to bring to justice the men who murdered the 50. That can't-miss plot,
plus the agreeable performances of Reeve, Anthony Denison and Judd Hirsch,
distinguish this 1988 TV-sequel. (8 PM 2) 11/7/88
THE GREAT ESCAPE. (1963)
(Incomplete)
WAR-32. THE GREAT ESCAPE. (1963)
w/Steve McQueen; James Garner;
James Coburn; Richard Attenborough.
WAR-33. THE INCIDENT. 3/4/90
w/Walter Matthau.
FOR LOVE & HONOR. (1983)
BATTLE OF THE COMMANDOS(1970)
Jack Palance & Curt Jurgens.
GOING HOLLYWOOD. (1988)
"The War Years" Host: Van Johnson
WAR-34. DIRTY DOZEN (Series Debut)
1. DANKO'S DOZEN. 4/30/88
w/Ben Murphy & John DiAquino.