Director: Richard Thorpe

Writers: Marion Hargrove (characters); Harry Kurnitz (story and screenplay)

Keywords: Comedy

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Jim Davis	Actor	26-Aug-1909	26-Apr-1981	Jock Ewing on Dallas
Hugo Haas	Actor	18-Feb-1901	1-Dec-1968	King Solomon's Mines
Robert Kent	Actor	3-Dec-1908	4-May-1955	The Phantom Creeps
Cameron Mitchell	Actor	4-Nov-1918	6-Jul-1994	The High Chaparral
Theodore Newton	Actor	4-Aug-1904	28-Feb-1963	The Working Man
Jean Porter	Actor	8-Dec-1925		Till the End of Time
Walter Sande	Actor	9-Jul-1906	22-Feb-1972	Character actor
Robert Walker	Actor	13-Oct-1918	28-Aug-1951	Strangers on a Train
Chill Wills	Actor	18-Jul-1903	15-Dec-1978	The Alamo
Keenan Wynn	Actor	27-Jul-1916	14-Oct-1986	Col. Bat Guano in Dr. Strangelove

REVIEWS

Review by Strawberry (posted on 15-Feb-2005)

This mildly amusing World War II comedy received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay. It was a sequel to the better film See Here, Private Hargrove where Pvt. Hargrove balanced Basic Training and his girlfriend, played by Donna Reed.

In this film Marion Hargrove has been shipped to France, just after D-Day, and promoted to Corporal. He is with the same group of men, now handling artillery. Again, he is constantly in trouble, but in this film he doesn't have to wash out garbage cans. Now he has to dig: ditches, foxholes, garbage pits. He wants to remain faithful to his girlfriend back home, Carol, but a French mayor's daughter has her eye on this liberater.

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