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Castle Keep
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| A platoon holes up in a french castle determined to save it from the Germans during the Battle of the Bulge.
An oddity even for the cusp of the 70s. Surreal WWII film with pretensions.
Falk is brilliant as a soldier who just wants to get home to his bakery. Many memorable moments and a few annoying ones, A companion piece to the Wild Bunch and Cross of Iron perhaps?
I hereby swear that the DVD release is missing some significant scenes from the version I saw back in the day. ~The Sloth |
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 | 23rd July 1969 Cinema | |
20th July 2004 DVD  | ||
 23rd August 2004 DVD  |
 | Major Falconer |
 | Capt. Lionel Beckman |
 | The Count of Maldorais |
 | Sergeant Rossi |
 | Therese |
 | Corporal Clearboy |
 | Lt. Amberjack |
 | Pvt. Allistair Piersall Benjamin |
 | Elk |
 | Billy Byron Bix |
 | Sgt de Vaca |
 | Red Queen |
 | Red Queen Girl |
Red Queen Girl | |
Red Queen Girl | |
 | Baker's Wife (as Bisera) |
 | Red Queen Girl (as Eya Tuli) |
Red Queen Girl | |
 | Red Queen Girl |
Red Queen Girl | |
 | Dancing Soldier |
 | British Colonel |
First Puerto Rican | |
 | One-Eared Soldier |
Evangelista | |
 | Wounded soldier |
 | Red Queen Girl |
 | German Officer |
 | German soldier |
 | Baker's child |
 | Evangelical soldier |
 | Evangelical soldier |
 | Evangelical soldier |
 | Evangelical soldier |