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Under Fire
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Under Fire

Sep 23, 1957
1h 16m
★ 6.0

FRONT LINE HEROES - suddenly facing the most shocking charge that could ever be hurled at fighting men!

Overview

An Army lawyer defends a World War II hero and his men accused of desertion.

Genres

Drama
War

Production Companies

Regal Films
20th Century Fox

Under Fire Trailers

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Cast

Rex Reason

Lt. Steve Rogerson

Rex Reason

Harry Morgan

Sgt. Joseph C. Dusak

Harry Morgan

Steve Brodie

Capt. Linn

Steve Brodie

Peter Walker

Lt. Sarris

Peter Walker

Robert Levin

Pvt. Pope

Robert Levin

Jon Locke

Corp. John Crocker

Jon Locke

Gregory LaFayette

Cpl. Quinn

Gregory LaFayette

Karl Lukas

Sgt. Hutchins

Karl Lukas

William Allyn

Lt. Karl Stagg

William Allyn

Frank Gerstle

Col. Dundee

Frank Gerstle

Tom McKee

Capt. O'Mar

Tom McKee

Nico Minardos

Pvt. Tartolia

Nico Minardos

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