Then There Were Three (film)
Then There Were Three also known as Three Came Back (Italian: L'urlo dei Marines, French: Le cri des Marines) is a 1961 black and white Italian war film produced and directed by as well as co-starring Alex Nicol [1] with Frank Latimore and Barry Cahill.
| Then There Were Three | |
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 US film poster | |
| Directed by | Alex Nicol |
| Produced by | Alex Nicol |
| Written by | Frank Gregory Allan Lurie |
| Starring | Frank Latimore Barry Cahill Alex Nicol |
| Music by | Tarcisio Fusco |
| Cinematography | Gastone Di Giovanni |
| Edited by | Manuel del Campo |
Production company | Alexandra Film |
| Distributed by | Parade Releasing Organization |
Release date | November 1961 (US) |
Running time | 82 minutes (US) |
| Country | Italy |
| Language | English |
Plot summary
During the Italian campaign the Germans scheme to assassinate an Italian partisan leader held by the Americans. They infiltrate an English speaking assassin dressed in American uniform who joins a group of stragglers making their way to the village where the partisan leader is. During their journey the German infiltrator eliminates the American soldiers one by one.
Cast
- Frank Latimore as Lt. Willotsky
- Barry Cahill as Sgt. Travers
- Alex Nicol as Pvt. Sam McLease
- Sidney Clute as Pvt. Ben Harvey
- Michael Billingsley as Pvt. T.I. EllisAlberto
- Frank Gregory as Pvt. Harry Miller
- Gérard Herter as the German Colonel
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References
- p. 44 Nicol, Alex Surviving the Studio System in Collected Interviews: Voices from Twentieth-century Cinema SIU Press, 2001
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