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Bookmark this pageIn Love and War (1958)
Director: Philip Dunne
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From Time Out Film Guide
A best-selling source novel, The Big War by Anton Myrer, provides the canvas for a selection of Fox's contract artistes to impress in at least one big scene each. Characters include a rich rebel (Dillman), a poor rebel (Wagner) and a tough but tender family man (Hunter). There's a dash of miscegenation, a moralising streak (promiscuous Wynter dies horribly) and some well-designed and choreographed combat scenes, the blood and madness mostly left out. There's no pop star on parade, but briefly fashionable comedian Mort Sahl is featured. As to which of these young lions will stop a bullet: the status of fatherhood, adding poignancy as it provides consolation, is mostly decisive in formula stuff like this.Author: BBa
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Cast & crew
Director: Philip Dunne
Producer: Jerry Wald
Cast: Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter, Bradford Dillman, Dana Wynter, Hope Lange, Sheree North, France Nuyen, Mort Sahl, Veronica Cartwright full cast
Genre(s): Period/Swashbucklers, War
Duration: 111 mins
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