Soft Beds, Hard Battles (1974)

Dir: Roy Boulting Comedy stars 2

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Soft Beds, Hard Battles is a British film comedy first released in 1974, directed by Roy Boulting. The film stars Peter Sellers, Lila Kedrova, Curd Jürgens, Béatrice Romand and Jenny Hanley. It has also been released under the title: Party for Hitler. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Roy Boulting
Script: Roy Boulting, Leo Marks, Maurice Moisiewitsch
Photo: Gilbert Taylor
Music: Neil Rhoden
Cast: Peter Sellers (Général Latour), Lila Kedrova (Madame Grenier), Curd Jürgens (General Von Grotjahn), Béatrice Romand (Marie-Claude), Jenny Hanley (Michelle), Gabriella Licudi (Simone), Françoise Pascal (Madeleine), Rex Stallings (Alan Cassidy), Rula Lenska (Louise), Daphne Lawson (Claudine), Hylette Adolphe (Mlle. Tom-Tom), Vernon Dobtcheff (Padre), Douglas Sheldon (Kapitan Kneff), Thorley Walters (General Erhardt), Timothy West (Convent Chaplain), Jean Driant (Jean), Philip Madoc (Field Marshal Weber), Patricia Burke (Mother Superior), Basil Dignam (Brigadier), Nicholas Loukes (Schultz), Stanley Lebor (1st Gestapo Agent), Gertan Klauber (2nd Gestapo Agent), Barry J. Gordon (3rd Gestapo Agent), Joan Baxter (Vera Lynn), John Abineri (Prefect of Police), Brandon Brady (German officer), Nicholas Courtney (French Intelligence Officer), Windsor Davies (Bisset), Don Fellows (Senior Counsellor), Stephen Greif (Colonel Hiller), Andrew Lodge (Night Duty Officer), Helli Louise (Prostitute), Ian McCulloch (Colonel Braun), Douglas Nottage (SS Officer), Bruce Purchase (Colonel Meinertzhagen), Neil Rhoden (Pianist), Carolle Rousseau (Helene), Michael Sheard (New Military Governor), David Toguri (A.D.C. to Prince Kyoto)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 107 min
Aka: Party for Hitler; Undercovers Hero

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