The Red Beret (1953)

Dir: Terence Young Drama / War stars 3

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The Red Beret is a British war film first released in 1953, directed by Terence Young. The film stars Alan Ladd, Leo Genn, Susan Stephen, Harry Andrews and Donald Houston. It has also been released under the title: Paratrooper. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Terence Young
Script: Sy Bartlett, Richard Maibaum, Frank S. Nugent, Hilary St. George Sanders
Photo: John Wilcox
Music: John Addison
Cast: Alan Ladd (Canada), Leo Genn (Major Snow), Susan Stephen (Penny Gardner), Harry Andrews (R.S.M.), Donald Houston (Taffy), Anthony Bushell (General Whiting), Patric Doonan (Flash), Stanley Baker (Breton), Lana Morris (Pinky), Tim Turner (Rupert), Michael Kelly (Dawes), Anton Diffring (The Pole), Thomas Heathcote (Alf), Carl Duering (Rossi), John Boxer (Flight Sgt. Box), Harry Locke (Medical Orderly), Michael Balfour (American Sergeant), Guido Lorraine (German Officer), Dermot Palmer (Dakota Pilot), George Margo (American Crewman), Richard Ford (Wellington Pilot), Walter Gotell (German Sentry), Martin Lyder (German Sentry), Yvonne Stein (Nurse)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min
Aka: Paratrooper

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