La Battaglia del deserto (1969) Directed by Mino Loy
War
aka: Desert Assault
Film Synopsis
North Africa in the spring of 1942. The British army has planted
a million landmines in the desert to hinder the progress of the Italian
and German troops as they cross North Africa via Egypt. A party
of German soldiers strike up an alliance with some British soldiers,
offering water in exchange for their jeep. It isn't long before
the two sides fall out...
Cast:Robert Hossein (Captain Curd Heinz),
George Hilton (Captain George Bradbury),
Frank Wolff (Red Wiley),
Rik Battaglia (Bob),
Ivano Staccioli (Salter),
Goffredo Unger (Spencer),
Fabrizio Moroni (Charlie),
Laura Belli (Barbara),
Ida Galli (Jane),
Robert Dalban (Colonel Hastings),
John Bartha (German Tank Operator),
William Conroy (German Soldier),
Filippo Perego (English officer),
Jacques Castelot,
Luciana Antonelli,
Irio Fantini,
Mirella Pamphili
Country: Italy / France
Language: Italian
Support: Color
Runtime: 87 min
Aka:Desert Assault
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