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11. There were several, but no others I'm aware of featured German or Japanese adversaries in starring roles

Tue Jan 21, 2025, 03:31 PM

Jan 21

Gomer Pyle, No Time for Sergeants, McHale's Navy, Twelve O'Clock High. It was a popular genre at the time.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] exmodee Jan 21 OP

I've never seen this, but have seen plenty of other WWII films exmodee Jan 21 #2

I'll put it on my watchlist. WarGamer Jan 21 #13

Gen Burkhalter wore a scar on his face from a Nazi attack Norbert Jan 21 #6

The closest person on that set to being a Nazi was probably Bob Crane. Omnipresent Jan 21 #5

it was military on military. LeftInTX Jan 21 #10

FYI Hogan's Heroes was a more comedified version of "Stalag 17" andym Jan 21 #9