Is this movie in print anywhere
I have been looking for this movie for a while now. My Father in-law was in the Bataan Death March. He was also on the set of this movie during filming. I would like to find it and give it to my son.
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i'm also looking for this movie. if available in dvd or vhs please let me know if been trying to locate it for along time for my father. [email protected] virginia.
shareI too have been searching for this movie. Please advise if anyone has a copy. [email protected]
shareI've been looking too, so if you have any luck, please pass it on brother. This is one of those I've been trying to get my hands on for a long time. The last time I saw it was about 10 years ago on the Family channel and I didn't get a chance to make a copy. Like "Ambush Bay", which recently became available from MGM-UA on DVD, it really pisses me off that the critics call these hard-to-find gems "back lot cheapies". I've been to the Universal back lot and I've been to the Phillipines, and both of these movies were made in the Phillipines. Certainly not the best war movie of all times, but I know what I like and this one measures up just fine. McClure's drinking took its toll on his Hollywood movie career, but I always thought he was worth watching, and Katherine Ross was never better than in her early years (Longest 100..., The Graduate, Hellfighters, etc). McClure was no Steve McQueen, but who was? Thanking you in advance if you can help.
sharePlease let me know if you've found out how to get a copy. I'm definitely interested. Like Ambush Bay, which recently became available from MGM-UA on DVD, it really pisses me off that the critics call these hard-to-find gems "back lot cheapies". I've been to the Universal back lot and I've been to the Phillipines, and both of these movies were made in the Phillipines. Certainly not the best war movie of all times, but I know what I like and this one measures up just fine. The last time I saw it was about 10 years ago on the Family channel and I didn't get a chance to make a copy. McClure's drinking took its toll on his Hollywood movie career, but I always thought he was worth watching. He was no Steve McQueen, but who was? Thanking you in advance if you can help.
sharePlease let me know how to get a copy. I'm definitely interested. Like Ambush Bay, which recently became available from MGM-UA on DVD, it really pisses me off that the critics call these hard-to-find gems "back lot cheapies". I've been to the Universal back lot and I've been to the Phillipines, and both of these movies were made in the Phillipines. Certainly not the best war movie of all times, but I know what I like and this one measures up just fine. The last time I saw it was about 10 years ago on the Family channel and I didn't get a chance to make a copy. McClure's drinking took its toll on his Hollywood movie career, but I always thought he was worth watching. He was no Steve McQueen, but who was? Thanking you in advance if you can help.
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