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Gunther Collins (writer)
Release Date:
August 1971 (USA)
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My Lai Was Only The Beginning! more
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A Vietnam vet returns to Los Angeles at Christmas time, finds out it's not how he thought it was going to be. | add synopsis
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bleak and boring "Anti-Hollywood" claptrap.
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Joseph Kaufmann | ... | Jud Carney |
| Robert Deman | ... | Bill Arness |
| Alix Wyeth | ... | Shirley Simon |
| Norman Burton | ... | Uncle Hornkel |
| Claudia Jennings | ... | Sunny |
| Maurice Sherbanee | ... | Salvadore Javelli |
| Vic Dunlop | ... | Vincent Barber |
| Bonnie Bittner | ... | Kathy |
| Jolivett Cato | ... | Ben |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| John 'Bud' Cardos | ||
| Bill Collins | ||
| Janice Dryer | ||
| Valerie Fitzgerald | ||
| Leigh Hemingway | ||
| Paul Heslin | ||
| Gloria Hill | ||
| Lee James | ||
| Gene Jesso | ||
| Lisa Deborah Kantor | ||
| Roger Lane | ||
| Denise Lynn | ||
| Phil Presly | ||
 | Jason Robards | ||
| Kenneth Snell | (as Ken Snell) | |
 | Harry Wowchuk | ||
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35 th. Hour (USA) (working title)
And Too Many Mornings (USA) (working title)
My Friend, the Enemy (USA) (review title)
Savage Soldier (UK)
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And Too Many Mornings (USA) (working title)
My Friend, the Enemy (USA) (review title)
Savage Soldier (UK)
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80 min
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Something in Your Blood
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Mildly shellshocked Vietnam vet takes residence in a Los Angeles rooming house. Flashing back periodically to the horrors of war, he has coffee in a diner, makes love on a beach, gets into a fight, and drives around the greater L.A. area in his daggy old convertible MG to avoid the needy(and implied homosexual)fawning of one of his housemates.
A film of its time, one of those from the early 70s that presents zero entertainment value in the name of art, relying solely on character analysis and a string of innocuous non-happenings for substance. Watch only for the luscious curves of gorgeous Claudia Jennings...otherwise, understand that the sum of this very downbeat film's parts don't amount to a hill of beans, it's a complete waste of time that is deserving of the obscurity to which it has been relegated.
3.5/10