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| Paramount Pictures (1953) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| William Holden | Sgt. J.J. Sefton | |
| Don Taylor | Lt. James Skylar Dunbar | |
| Otto Preminger | Col. von Scherbach | |
| Robert Strauss | Stanislas Kasava | |
| Harvey Lembeck | Harry Shapiro | |
| Richard Erdman | Hoffy | |
| Peter Graves | Price | |
| Neville Brand | Duke | |
| Sig Ruman | Sgt. Johann Sebastian Schulz |
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| Producer | Billy Wilder
William Schorr |
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| Writer |
Billy Wilder
Edmund Trzcinski |
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| Cinematography | Ernest Laszlo
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| Musician | Leonid Raab
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Stalag 17 is a war time film from director Billy Wilder set in a German prison camp. The story follows a group of Americans that want to break out. |
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