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Stalag 17 (1-Jul-1953)

Director: Billy Wilder

Writers: Edwin Blum; Billy Wilder

From a play: Stalag 17 by Donald Bevan and Edmund Trzcinski

Keywords: Drama, Prisoner of War, WWII, Nazis

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Neville Brand
Actor
13-Aug-1920 16-Apr-1992 Birdman of Alcatraz
Richard Erdman
Actor
1-Jun-1925   Leonard on Community
Peter Graves
Actor
18-Mar-1926 14-Mar-2010 Mission: Impossible
William Holden
Actor
17-Apr-1918 16-Nov-1981 Stalag 17
Harvey Lembeck
Actor
15-Apr-1923 5-Jan-1982 Cpl. Barbella on The Phil Silvers Show
Otto Preminger
Film Director
5-Dec-1906 23-Apr-1986 Anatomy of a Murder
Sig Ruman
Actor
11-Oct-1884 14-Feb-1967 Stalag 17
Gil Stratton
Actor
2-Jun-1922 11-Oct-2008 Character actor, sportscaster
Robert Strauss
Actor
8-Nov-1913 20-Feb-1975 Animal in Stalag 17

CAST

William Holden   ...   Sgt. Sefton
Don Taylor   ...   Lt. Dunbar
Otto Preminger   ...   Col. von Scherbach (commandant)
Robert Strauss   ...   "Animal" Stosh
Harvey Lembeck   ...   Harry Shapiro ("Sugar Lips")
Richard Erdman   ...   Hoffy
Peter Graves   ...   Price
Neville Brand   ...   Duke
Sig Ruman   ...   Sgt. Schulz
Michael Moore   ...   Manfredi
Peter Baldwin   ...   Johnson
Robinson Stone   ...   Joey
Robert Shawley   ...   Blondie Peterson
William Pierson   ...   Marko (mailman)
Gil Stratton, Jr.   ...   Cookie (the Narrator)
Jay Lawrence   ...   Bagradian
Erwin Kalser   ...   Geneva Man
Edmund Trzcinski   ...   Triz

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