Larry Karaszewski on “What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?”
Jan 7, 2013
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James Coburn, in one of his first starring roles, adopts many of producer-director Blake Edwards' personal mannerisms as a Bilko-like lieutenant trying to trick a Sicilian town into surrendering during WW II. Intended as the first of a planned six coproductions between The Mirisch Company and Edwards, this one (based on a question his son once asked him) and The Party were the only ones completed. Largely forgotten today, it's one of Edwards' most underrated pictures.
jordan24 on Robocop
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Wow, this Okko guy really needs to get a life. Such hurtful words...
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