Hanley orders Saunders and his squad to take a bridge which is guarded by a heavily fortified house. Pvt. Mick Hellar (Nick Adams) is a self-centered, wise-cracking private who only cares about saving his own skin. He reveals that he is a jazz drummer and is soon to be leaving the front to play in an army band entertaining troops and wants to be sure he keeps himself in one piece. The mission demands heavy sacrifices from the squad.
Name | Type | Role | |
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Edward J. Lakso | Writer | ||
Walt Davis | Guest Star | German Soldier (uncredited) | |
Noam Pitlik | Guest Star | Pvt. Gene Scott | |
Fred Harris II | Guest Star | Cole (as Fred Harris) | |
Paul Busch | Guest Star | German Sergeant | |
Joseph Walsh | Guest Star | Pvt. Jack Johnson (as Joey Walsh) | |
Richard Jury | Guest Star | Pvt. Wayne Shrope | |
Nick Adams | Guest Star | Pvt. Mick Hellar | |
Bernard McEveety | Director |