During the Vietnam war, an American soldier gets trapped behind enemy lines. A squad of his buddies sets out to rescue him.During the Vietnam war, an American soldier gets trapped behind enemy lines. A squad of his buddies sets out to rescue him.During the Vietnam war, an American soldier gets trapped behind enemy lines. A squad of his buddies sets out to rescue him.
Margie Newton
- Carol
- (as Margi Eveline Newton)
Luciano Pigozzi
- Bartender
- (as Alan Collins)
Ottaviano Dell'Acqua
- Vietcong in Bunker
- (uncredited)
Jim Gaines
- Deserter
- (uncredited)
Romano Kristoff
- Pilot
- (uncredited)
Edoardo Margheriti
- Stinker Smith
- (uncredited)
Frank Nuyen
- Bartender
- (uncredited)
Bruno Romagnoli
- Phillips' Friend
- (uncredited)
Gregory Snegoff
- Drunken Soldier in Bar
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaAccording the director's son Edoardo Margheriti, Antonio Margheriti didn't want to make a political film that was for or against the Vietnam War. He just wanted to make a Vietnam War film that was fun.
- GoofsIn the bar/brothel scene at the start of the movie a soldier is wearing two different ranks. He has a specialist (E-4) insignia on one sleeve of his uniform and sergeant (E-5) stripes on the other sleeve.
- Alternate versionsThe uncut version of the movie originally received an X rating in the UK in 1981. In order to receive an 18 rating for the 1988 video release however, 8 seconds were cut to edit some shots from an attempted rape scene. In 2002 all previous cuts were waived by the BBFC.
- ConnectionsEdited into Fuga dall'arcipelago maledetto (1982)
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David Warbeck kicks ass in 'Nam: what more could you want?
I had the privelige to see this awesome movie on a huge screen in 1997, it was shown at a festival as a tribute to the late David Warbeck.
The opening sequence is truly stunning, a slow-burning scene in a brothel ends in huge explosions and sees Warbeck as an action hero in a white singlet years before Bruce Willis.
John Steiner once again shows his prowess as his squad is picked-off, leaving only Warbeck and the larger-breasted of the Farrow species (Tisa), to escape tiger-cages and discover the identity of a traitorous broadcaster.
Don't miss the final shot of Warbeck against the war-torn sunset, left to his fate in the jungle. It's a real kick in the guts, with the same power of seeing Martin Sheen rising from a swamp.
The one problem the movie really has is that the identity of the mysterious traitor is quite ridiculous, but not enough to grind things to a halt.
All in all, one to put at the top of your "must-get" list, right above beer, pizza and peanuts.
The opening sequence is truly stunning, a slow-burning scene in a brothel ends in huge explosions and sees Warbeck as an action hero in a white singlet years before Bruce Willis.
John Steiner once again shows his prowess as his squad is picked-off, leaving only Warbeck and the larger-breasted of the Farrow species (Tisa), to escape tiger-cages and discover the identity of a traitorous broadcaster.
Don't miss the final shot of Warbeck against the war-torn sunset, left to his fate in the jungle. It's a real kick in the guts, with the same power of seeing Martin Sheen rising from a swamp.
The one problem the movie really has is that the identity of the mysterious traitor is quite ridiculous, but not enough to grind things to a halt.
All in all, one to put at the top of your "must-get" list, right above beer, pizza and peanuts.
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- Sep 14, 1999
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- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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