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The Pentagon Wars (1998) 7.0
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| Kelsey Grammer | ... | ||
| Cary Elwes | ... |
Colonel James Burton
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| Viola Davis | ... |
Sgt. Fanning
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| John C. McGinley | ... |
Colonel J.D. Bock
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| Tom Wright | ... |
Major William Sayers
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| Clifton Powell | ... |
Sgt. Benjamn Dalton
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| Dewey Weber | ... |
Spec-4 Granger
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| Richard Schiff | ... |
Colonel Smith
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| J.C. MacKenzie | ... |
Jones
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| Richard Benjamin | ... | ||
| Olympia Dukakis | ... |
Madam Chairwoman
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| Christopher Grove | ... |
Congressman #1
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| Sam Anderson | ... |
Congressman #2
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Darcas Macopson | ... |
USMC Guard at Subway
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Dominic D. DeNiro | ... |
Guard at Military Base
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Air Force Lt. Col. John Burton was assigned to evaluate the usefulness of the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle, an Army troop carrier/scout vehicle that, in its final redesign, was effectively a deathtrap for its occupants. Burton keeps trying to execute a proper live-fire armor test on it but is constantly subverted by his temporary commanding officer, Army Maj. Gen. Partridge, in order to get it under construction and in the field. Written by Jeff Cross <blackjac_1998@yahoo.com>
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They aimed to build the ultimate fighting machine...they missed. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 February 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Die Bradley-Affäre See more »Filming Locations:
Washington, District of Columbia, USACompany Credits
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Written by John Philip Sousa
Performed by The New Sousa Band
Conducted by Keith Brion
Courtesy of Delos International
By Arrangement with Source/Q
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Various guards and Military Police personnel throughout the film are seen with civilian M1911A1 pistols with gold Colt logos on the grips, a feature not present on military-issue M1911A1 pistols. See more »Quotes
Lt. Colonel James Burton: You know what's really ironic? General Omar Bradley was a brilliant tactician, and a great leader. No ego, just did the job. And he always looked out for the morale and safety of his men. And then they go and put his name on THIS thing. Talk about a kick in the ass.See more »
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"Stars and Stripes Forever"Written by John Philip Sousa
Performed by The New Sousa Band
Conducted by Keith Brion
Courtesy of Delos International
By Arrangement with Source/Q
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This movie could have been good to watch on a big screen. The humor is good, the dialogues are fine and the actors never overact. General Partridge (Kelsey Grammer) forgets that the business of war begins with providing good material to the troops. Colonel James Burton (Cary Elwes) knows this and he delivers a speech to the test-company that must make a demonstration of the Bradley troop transporter. The senatorial commission cannot understand that the development costs of the vehicle lasted for 17 years and costed 14 billion dollars. The hearings and questions of that commission provides one of the most humoristic scenes of the movie and are unsurpassed by other political movies.