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Force 10 from Navarone (1978)

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Force 10 From Navarone was a sequel to the 1961 blockbuster The Guns of Navarone and tells the tale of ten widely divergent WW II troubleshooters who attempt to blow up a crucial bridge in Yugoslavia. As in the first Navarone film, one of the guerillas is a traitor: group leader Mallory (Robert Shaw) knows the identity of the turncoat, but can't prove it until it's almost too late. The beautiful female resistance leader is played by Barbara Bach, while Harrison Ford, fresh from his Star Wars

PG, 1 hr. 58 min.

Action & Adventure

Directed By: Guy Hamilton

In Theaters: Dec 22, 1978 Wide

On DVD: Aug 15, 2001

Cast

Robert Shaw
Maj. Mallory
Harrison Ford
Lt. Col. Mike Bamsby
Edward Fox
Sgt. Miller
Barbara Bach
Martitza Petrovitch
Richard Kiel
Capt. Drazak
Carl Weathers
Sgt. Watter Weaver
Jurgen Andersen
Engineer 1
Dicken Ashworth
Nolan
Alan Badel
Maj. Petrovitch
Michael Byrne
Maj. Schroeder
Richard Hampton
Interrogation Officer 3
Wolf Kahler
German Soldier
Philip Latham
Cmdr. Jensen
Angus MacInnes
1-t. Doug Reynolds
Christopher Malcolm
Rogers
Franco Nero
Capt. Radicek, Lescovar
Edward Peel
MP Driver
Leslie Schofield
Interrogation Officer 1
Michael Sheard
Bauer
Paul Humpoletz
Sgt. Bismark
Graeme Crowther
Force Ten Team
Paul Jerricho
Lieutenant
Michael Osborne
Naval Lieutenant
Nick Ellsworth
Salvone
Robert Gillespie
Sergeant
Petar Buntic
Marco

Critic Reviews for Force 10 from Navarone

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To say it's action-packed is an understatement

February 7, 2006 Comment

Clint Morris

Film Threat

A very cool, unpretentious war film about a mission to blow up a dam.

February 10, 2003 Comment

Shannon J. Harvey

Sunday Times (Australia)

Entertaining war flick shadowed by superior original.

January 25, 2003 Comment

Gerry Shamray

Sun Newspapers of Cleveland

A guilty pleasure to be sure, but Ford is great and Robert Shaw's final speech is irresistible.

October 15, 2002 Comment

Rob Vaux

Flipside Movie Emporium

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Your typical bank holiday afternoon flick which you watch cos you have nothing much else to do hahaClassic cast....Ford, Shaw, Nero, Kiel, Bach, Weathers etc.. in a daring WW2 mission much on the form of all other war flicks of the time, nothing wrong with that but its very predictable and full of wooden German soldier

March 24, 2009