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Salt in the Wound
A twist of fate leads a recent Westpoint grad into being responsible for the execution of two fellow American GIs. The young lieutenant comes of age, and the two battle hardened veterans achieve a state of grace through acts of sacrifice.
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A twist of fate leads a recent Westpoint grad into being responsible for the execution of two fellow American GIs. The young lieutenant comes of age, and the two battle hardened veterans achieve a state of grace through acts of sacrifice.
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Genre:War, Drama
Written By:Piero Regnoli, Tonino Ricci
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Cine Azimut
Cast
Tonino Ricci
Director
Klaus Kinski
Cpl. Brian Haskins / Norman Carr
George Hilton
Michael Sheppard
Rai Sanders
Pvt. John Grayson / Calvin Mallory
Betsy Bell
Daniela
Lanfranco Cobianchi
Mayor
Enrico Pagani
Mascetti
Piero Mazzinghi
Don Fernando
Ugo Adinolfi
American Soldier
Umberto Cecconi
Roberto Pagano
The Boy
Giorgio De Giorgi
Captain (uncredited)
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