Brass Target (1978)General Patton tries to transfer the German gold stock to Frankfurt. But someone foils his plan. The military police begin to find the guilty... Director:John Hough |
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Maj. Joe De Lucca
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Col. Donald Rogers
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Col. Mike McCauley
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Col. Robert Dawson
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Col. Walter Gilchrist
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Shelley Martin Webber
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Col. Stewart
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Alan Tilvern | ... |
Frank Ferraro
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Capt. Levy
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Bernard Horsfall | ... |
Shelley
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John Junkin | ... |
Carberry
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Sigfrit Steiner | ... |
Herr Schroeder
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General Patton tries to transfer the German gold stock to Frankfurt. But someone foils his plan. The military police begin to find the guilty... Written by Kornel Osvart <kornelo@alphanet.hu>
Plot Keywords:
gold | assassin | homosexuality | murdered woman in background | u.s. government mafia co operation |Taglines:
...suspense that reaches the highest rank. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
9 March 1979 (West Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Burasu Tâgetto See more »Company Credits
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In real life, George Kennedy, who plays General George S. Patton, served under him during World War II. See more »Quotes
Gen. George S. Patton: The CID is so irresponsible, they couldn't find horseshit in a stable.See more »
If you take Brass Target as a re-imagination of the situation in post-WWII Europe, similar to "Inglorious Basterds"©, this movie is easier to accept. However, any similarity to "Inglorious Basterds"© ends there. I feel this is a film made due to contractual obligations and maintaining SAG membership. The only reason I ever watched this film is because I was an extra in it, and even actually appear on screen for a second. Other than that, I MAY have been tempted to watch it once by some of the names, in particular Patrick McGoohan and George Kennedy, but other than my own one second of film glory, I wouldn't own it. The plot is completely implausible. I feel the actors make the best of it out of sheer professional pride. Here's a trivia point for you IMDb© keepers out there: Many of the extras are actually U.S. Army personnel recruited from troops serving in Munich at the time the movie was shot.