Kelly’s Heroes (1970)

Dir: Brian G. Hutton War / Action / Comedy stars 3

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Kelly’s Heroes is an American war film first released in 1970, directed by Brian G. Hutton. The film stars Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, Carroll O’Connor and Donald Sutherland. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Brian G. Hutton
Script: Brian G. Hutton
Photo: Gabriel Figueroa
Music: Lalo Schifrin
Cast: Clint Eastwood (Pvt. Kelly), Telly Savalas (MSgt. Big Joe), Don Rickles (SSgt. Crapgame), Carroll O’Connor (Maj. Gen. Colt), Donald Sutherland (Sgt. Oddball (tank commander)), Gavin MacLeod (Moriarty (tank crewman)), Hal Buckley (Capt. Maitland), Stuart Margolin (Pvt. Little Joe), Jeff Morris (Pvt. Cowboy), Richard Davalos (Pvt. Gutowski), Perry Lopez (Pvt. Petuko), Tom Troupe (Cpl. Job), Harry Dean Stanton (Pvt. Willard), Dick Balduzzi (Pvt. Fisher), Gene Collins (Pvt. Babra), Len Lesser (Platoon Sgt. Bellamy (42nd Engineers)), David Hurst (Col. Dunkhepf), Fred Pearlman (Pvt. Mitchell), Michael Clark (Pvt. Grace), George Fargo (Pvt. Penn), Dee Pollock (Pvt. Jonesey), George Savalas (1st Sgt. Mulligan (artillerly unit)), John G. Heller (German lieutenant), Shepherd Sanders (Turk (tank crewman)), Karl-Otto Alberty (German tank commander), Ross Elliott (Booker), Phil Adams (Third Tank Commander), Hugo De Vernier (French mayor), Frank J. Garlotta (Tanker), Harry Goines (Supply sergeant), David Gross (German captain), Sandy Kevin (Second Tank Commander), James McHale (Guest), Robert MacNamara (Roach), Read Morgan (U.S. lieutenant), Tom Signorelli (Bonsor), Donald Waugh (Roamer), Vincent Maracecchi (Old man in town), Paul Picerni (M.P. Sergeant (scenes deleted)), John Landis (Sister Rosa Stigmata), Joe Mantell (General’s Aid), Lee Miller (Soldier #1), Tony Wheeler (Gen. Colt’s driver (corporal))
Country: Yugoslavia / USA
Language: English / French / German
Runtime: 144 min

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