Call of Duty 3 (Video Game 2006)

Director:

Keith Arem

Writers:

Richard Farrelly (story), Marc Guggenheim

Stars:

William Abadie, Jed Bernard, Brian Bloom

Cast

Credited cast:
William Abadie	...	Pierre LaRoche
Jed Bernard	...	Soldier on the Cover
Brian Bloom	...	Guzzo (voice)
Simon Burzynski	...	Polish Soldier (voice)
Mark Deklin	...	Major Gerald Ingram
Ben Diskin	...	Huxley
Richard Dorton	...	Motion capture actor
Robin Atkin Downes
Dave Fouquette	...	Airborne Ranger
Stefan Ashton Frank	...	Lucky Rudde - London
François Guétary	...	Marcel
Pete Halvorsen	...	Pvt. Guzzo
Mark Ivanir	...	Actor
Peter James	...	Sgt. McMullen (as James Symington)
Sean Mahon	...	Peterson

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

jeep | american soldier | british soldier | hit with a rifle | female soldier | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | War

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Certificate:

T

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Company Credits

Production Co:

Treyarch Invention

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Captain Price returned in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, making this the only "Call of Duty" game in which he doesn't appear, excluding "side stories" (Call of Duty Finest Hour and Big Red One).

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Goofs

In the game, the Lee Enfield can be reloaded whenever the player chooses. In reality, the rifle had to be reloaded in clips of five.

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Quotes

Corporal Keith: Doyle, follow the Frenchie.
Pierre LaRoche: Don't call me Frenchie.
Corporal Keith: Whatever you say, Frenchie.

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Connections

Follows Call of Duty 2 (2005)

User Reviews

Good, but CoD 2: Big Red One was a bit better...

Call of Duty 3 was a very eagerly awaited game - I wanted it from the moment it came out. And though I wasn't disappointed with it when I got it, I couldn't help feeling that it wasn't exactly top notch. This may be down to the rather weakly-scripted cut scenes - the French, Scottish and British accents were a bit too thick and fake sounding and kind of made fun. And you couldn't help feeling that it was a bit unrealistic with jeeps flying through the air and elite Wehrmacht troops being slaughtered by peasants without armour. The maps are huge and the graphics are more impressive this time round, but the missions aren't hugely varied - what happened to the air and sea missions? (Although I haven't completed it yet, so I could be proved wrong.) The Germans are more aggressive this time round and the game does have a few different scenarios - as testified to by the occasional hand-to-hand fight with German soldiers and smoke grenades in your weapon arsenal. The game is also improved by the lack of health bar - in a sense, you have infinite health, but this must be utilised to the best of your ability. But this also makes the game a bit easier and less of a challenge. CoD 3 is a fun game and worthy to be called a Call Of Duty addition - but it's not perfect. They'll probably make a Call of Duty 4 before long - this could involve some fighting from the Axis perspective, but we'll have to make the most of this before then... 7/10