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| MGM / UA (1959) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| Gregory Peck | Lt. Joe Clemons | |
| Rip Torn | Lt. Russell | |
| Harry Guardino | Forstman | |
| George Peppard | Fedderson | |
| Woody Strode | Pvt. Franklin | |
| Bob Steele | Kern | |
| James Edwards | Corporal Jurgens | |
| George Shibata | Lt. Suki Ohashi | |
| Biff Elliot | Boven | |
| Robert Blake | Velie | |
| Norman Fell | Sgt. Coleman | |
| Martin Landau | Lt. Marshall | |
| Carl Benton Reid | American Admiral at Peace Conference |
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| Producer | Sy Bartlett
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| Writer | James R. Webb
S.L.A. Marshall |
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Lt. Joe Clemons has been given the order: take Pork Chop Hill. If It's taken by the Chinese, U.S. negotiators at the Panmunjom peace conference would lose face with their Communist adversaries - and unthinkable outcome. And so, Clemons leads his troops into combat, to fight for an object that they know to be strategically pointless. But they also know that an order and they must take Pork Chop Hill - or die trying - so that millions can live in freedom tomorrow for what Clemons and his men will sacrifice today. |
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