'Unveiled': Why Did They Get Married?
The more we learned with each passing minute the bigger the reveal. This film ends with a serious bang and it was truly a joy to watch.
Desert Hell (1958)
This melodrama tells the tale of a great battle between the French Foreign Legion and the rebellious Arab tribe, the Tuaregs, who fight it out upon the blistering Sahara sands. Just before the Legionnaires embark upon their dangerous mission, the commander discovers that he is being cuckolded by his lieutenant. Because the mission is urgent, there is no time to fight over the commander's wife. Unfortunately, as they travel, the tension between the two mounts and they begin squabbling over how to plan the attack. Their inability to work together results in tragedy.
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This melodrama tells the tale of a great battle between the French Foreign Legion and the rebellious Arab tribe, the Tuaregs, who fight it out upon the blistering Sahara sands. Just before the Legionnaires embark upon their dangerous mission, the commander discovers that he is being cuckolded by his lieutenant. Because the mission is urgent, there is no time to fight over the commander's wife. Unfortunately, as they travel, the tension between the two mounts and they begin squabbling over how to plan the attack. Their inability to work together results in tragedy.
Rating:NR
Genre:War, Adventure
Written By:Charles Marquis Warren, Endre Bohem
In Theaters:6/25/1958
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Regal Films, Emirau Productions
Cast
Charles Marquis Warren
Director
Brian Keith
Capt. Robert Edwards
Barbara Hale
Celie Edwards
Richard Denning
Sgt. Major Pierre Benet
Johnny Desmond
Lt. Richard Forbes
Phillip Pine
Cpl. Carlo Parini
Richard Shannon
Pvt. Hoffstetter
Duane Grey
Pvt. Aruazza
Charles H. Gray
Pvt. Bandurski
Richard Gilden
Pvt. Kabussyan
Ron Foster
Pvt. Bergstrom
John Verros
Pvt. Kufra, scout
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