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Monday, December 15, 2008

Schary's Folly Anything But :: A (Rather Long-Winded) Beer-Gut Reaction to William Wellman's Battleground (1950)

This review has been officially rehashed. 

And you can read it right here.

Posted by W.B. Kelso at 12:09 AM No comments:
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Labels: 1940-1949, Battleground, Dore Schary, Film Review John Hodiak, James Whitmore, Marshall Thompson, Ricardo Montalban, Robert Pirosh, Van Johnson, William Wellman
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