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Ain't No Time for Glory (1957)
American soldiers must use stealth to take over a German command post in Normandy.
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American soldiers must use stealth to take over a German command post in Normandy.
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Written By:Malvin Wald, Jack Jacobs
In Theaters:6/20/1957
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Oscar Rudolph
Director
Richard Joy
Self - Announcer
Barry Sullivan
Self - Host
Gene Barry
Lt. Roy Koalton
John Drew Barrymore
Lt. Stegel
Richard Jaeckel
Sgt. Luke Mertz
Bruce Bennett
Lt. Col. Steven Granville
Dan Barton
Cpl. Joe Kelson
Hal Baylor
Col. Fred Maxvelt
John Beradino
Sgt. Gus Prados
William Bryant
Pfc. Paul Tanier
Joe De Santis
Maurice Remy
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