March or Die (1977)
Overview
Just after World War I, Major Foster is incorporating new recruits into his French Foreign Legion platoon when he is sent to his former remote outpost located in the French Morocco to protect an archaeological excavation from El Krim, a Rifian leader who intends to unite all local tribes to fight the colonial government…
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $8,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $1,000,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 9.487 |
Directed By
Dick Richards
Crew
David Zelag Goodman
Dick Richards
David Zelag Goodman
Dick Richards
Jerry Bruckheimer
Dick Richards
Patrick Guide
Georges-Patrick Salvy-Guide
Maurice Jarre
John Alcott
Stanford C. Allen
O. Nicholas Brown
John C. Howard
Guidarino Guidi
Maude Spector
Catherine Vernoux
Larbi Yacoubi
Gil Parrondo
Glenn R. Wilder
David Tomblin
Jim Bullock
Bill Phillips
Ivan Sharrock
José María Tapiador
Julián Mateos
TOP CAST
Gene Hackman
Major William Sherman Foster
Terence Hill
Marco Segrain
Catherine Deneuve
Simone Picard
Max von Sydow
François Marneau
Ian Holm
El Krim
Jack O'Halloran
Ivan
Rufus
Sgt. Triand
Marcel Bozzuffi
Lt. Fontaine
André Penvern
'Top Hat'
Paul Sherman
Fred Hastings
Vernon Dobtcheff
Mean Corporal
Marne Maitland
Leon
Luigi Bonos
Andre
Wolf Kahler
First German
Matthias Hell
Second German
Jean Champion
Minister
Walter Gotell
Col. Lamont
Leila Shenna
Arab Girl on the Street
Margaret Modlin
Woman in Black Dress
Guy Marly
Singing Legionnaire
Eve Brenner
Singing Girl
Guy Mairesse
Maurice, Legionnaire at the Station
Jean Rougerie
Legionnaire at the Station
Guy Deghy
Ship Captain
Ernest Misko
Assistant to the Minister
François Valorbe
Detective
Liliane Rovère
Lola
Albert Woods
Henru Delacorte
Maurice Arden
Maurice Arden
Arnold Diamond
Henry, the Lady's Husband
Catherine Willmer
Lady
Paul Antrim
Mollard
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