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The Cut-Throats (1969)
Captain Kohler recruits an outfit of five American soldiers besides himself (dubbed "The Cut-Throats,") to attack a German stronghold to capture battle plans... although his real motive is to steal a cache of jewels that is Nazi plunder. After the enemy soldiers are gunned down, the beautiful women in the compound treat The Dirty Half-Dozen to a stage show and, later, themselves.
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Captain Kohler recruits an outfit of five American soldiers besides himself (dubbed "The Cut-Throats,") to attack a German stronghold to capture battle plans... although his real motive is to steal a cache of jewels that is Nazi plunder. After the enemy soldiers are gunned down, the beautiful women in the compound treat The Dirty Half-Dozen to a stage show and, later, themselves.
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Genre:Action, War, Adventure, Crime, Drama
Written By:John Hayes
In Theaters:1/1/1969
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Clover Films
Cast
John Hayes
Director
Jay Scott
Sgt. Joseph Tackney
E.J. Walsh
Captain Franklin B. Kohler III
William Guhl
German General
Janice Douglas
Matron
Marland Proctor
Pvt. John Lyons
John Keith
Pvt. Jimmy Johnson
Michael Pataki
German Sniper (uncredited)
Uschi Digard
General's Secretary (uncredited)
Sandy Carey
Woman Selling Painting (uncredited)
Inga Maria
Tackney's Girl
Tracy Handfuss
Girl in Steam Room (uncredited)
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