Screaming Eagles (1956)
Overview
A group of young soldiers parachute into France in preparation for D-Day.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.251 |
Directed By
Charles F. Haas
Crew
Charles F. Haas
Virginia Kellogg
Robert Presnell Jr.
David Diamond
Lynn Stalmaster
Samuel Bischoff
Robert S. Eisen
Harry D. Mills
Ray Heinz
Harry Sukman
Jack Dusick
Harry Neumann
Charles Althouse
Mary Westmoreland
Jack Okey
David Lang
TOP CAST
Tom Tryon
Pvt. Mason
Jan Merlin
Lt. Pauling
Alvy Moore
Pvt. Grimes
Martin Milner
Pvt. Corliss
Jacqueline Beer
Marianne
Ralph Votrian
Pvt. Talbot
Joe Di Reda
Pvt. Dubrowski
Mark Damon Johnson
Pvt. Lambert
Paul Burke
Cpl. Dreef
Pat Conway
Sgt. Forrest
Edward G. Robinson Jr.
Pvt. Smith
Paul Smith
Pvt. Foley
Robert Blake
Pvt. Hernandez
Robert Roark
Pvt. Torren
Robert Dix
Pvt. Peterson
Nicky Blair
Sgt. Eicher
Robert Boon
Hans Schacht
Wayne Taylor
Pvt. Nolan
Robert Knapp
Co-Pilot
Werner Klingler
German Radio Operator
Peter Norman
American Soldier
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