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Which Way to the Front? (1970)

Director: Jerry Lewis

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From Time Out Film Guide

Perhaps not classic Lewis (his directorial invention flagging a bit, even if his gibbering performance genius remains intact), but audaciously anachronistic enough in its retread of the Nazi impersonation schtick to bring tears to the eyes. A World War II draft reject, Lewis' millionaire sets up his own private army to help out the Allies in Italy, producing an outrageous inversion of The Dirty Dozen.

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Cast & crew

Director: Jerry Lewis

Producer: Jerry Lewis

Cast: Jerry Lewis, Jan Murray, Willie Davis, John Wood, Kaye Ballard, Steve Franken, Dack Rambo, Robert Middleton full cast

Genre(s): Comedy

Duration: 96 mins


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