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Battle Hymn (1957)

Director: Douglas Sirk

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From Time Out Film Guide

Hudson plays a preacher who trains fighter pilots in Korea. Problem is, he is plagued with guilt for bombing a German orphanage during WWII, and sure enough a bunch of orphaned Orientals show up wanting shelter from Commie attacks. Pure sentimental slop, with accompanying choral music. Apparently based on a true story; the biggest joke is that Hudson's character is a certain Colonel Hess.

Author: ATu 0000-00-00 00:00:00

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Director: Douglas Sirk

Producer: Ross Hunter

Cast: Rock Hudson, Martha Hyer, Anna Kashfi, Dan Duryea, Don Defore, Jock Mahoney, Alan Hale full cast

Duration: 108 mins


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