Spoils of War (2009)

Director:

Jean Liberté

Writers:

Patrick McManus, Hal Olofsson

Stars:

Preston James Hillier, Krash Miller, Russell Whaley

Cast

Credited cast:
Preston James Hillier	...	Captain Eberhart
Krash Miller	...	Sgt. Miller
Russell Whaley	...	Cpl. Willis
Jerry Facchini	...	Pvt. Martino
Chad Kodiak	...	Pvt. Harrison
Michael G. Kehoe	...	Army Colonel (as Michael Kehoe)
Jeff Warner	...	Army Major
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ingo Albrecht	...	German Soldier
Mark Alkofer	...	German Guard
Thomas Anders	...	German Soldier
Ambrose Andersen	...	German Soldier
Kurt Berntsen	...	German Soldier
Connell Brewer	...	Major's Driver
Eddie Caldwell	...	German Soldier
Stefano Callini	...	US Soldier

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

captain

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Genres:

Action | War

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

31 December 2009 (USA)

Also Known As:

Soldiers of War

Box Office

Budget:

$500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Stille Nacht Produktions

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

A newspaper graphic shown at the beginning of the film is dated 1 Sept 1938, Thursday, and the headlines refer to the invasion of Poland. Poland was invaded the following year.

User Reviews

Rubbish

This has to be the "Cr*p" (not even going to call it a film!) that you use to judge a films ratings when your getting near the bottom....this is the very bottom!! Man I watched it for free and even then after the first few moments I was looking for the off switch. I'm just so glad I'd not eaten prior to watching otherwise ....well you can guess! The few props used must have been borrowed from some WW2 club which had insisted they not get dirty or damaged....and the uniforms, well looked to me like the wardrobe had hit the local Jumble sales..awful! I don't know any of the actors personally or what work they've been doing previous to this but all I can assume is they were all skint and needed the money (if there was any??)... I am serious now, I really have seen better acting from 10 year olds with spud guns down the woods!!! I have tried so hard to find even the smallest thing about this film that could merit anything near 1 star and all I could come up with was the trees in the landscape, they were the only thing living in this mess. So Best actor go's to the Oak tree behind the cabin and best supporting go's to the pine by the track, well done guys! How you stood for so long while this was going on around you God knows!!