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The Inglorious Bastards

Duration:

99 min | UK:90 min (cut version) | Germany:76 min (cut version)

Genres:

Action | Adventure | Comedy | Drama | War

IMDB rate:

6.6

Director:

Enzo G. Castellari

Details

Country: Italy

Filming Locations: Barbarano Romano, Viterbo, Lazio, Italy

Cast

Actor

Character

Jackie Basehart

Bo Svenson

Lt. Robert Yeager

Peter Hooten

Tony

Fred Williamson

Pvt. Fred Canfield

Michael Pergolani

Nick

Michel Constantin

Veronique

Debra Berger

Nicole

Raimund Harmstorf

Adolf Sachs

Ian Bannen

Col. Charles Thomas Buckner

Flavio Andreini

Examination Corporal

Peter Boom

German Officer on Train

Vito Fornari

SS Officer

Manfred Freyberger

SS Commander

Joshua Sinclair

The Sergeant

Mike Morris

Colonel Hauser

Donald O'Brien

SS Commander of Convoy (as Donald O'Brian)

Gerard Schwarz

German Telephone Operator

Bryan Rostron

German Scientist (as Rostron Brian Torquil)

Massimo Vanni

French Resistance Member

Bill Vanders

German General on Train (as William Vanders)

Mauro Vestri

French Resistance Member

Nick Alexander

Examination Corporal (voice: English version) (uncredited)

Enzo G. Castellari

German Officer (uncredited)

Larry Dolgin

Marshall / Sachs (voice: English version) (uncredited)

Ulla Johannsen

Naked Woman with Machine Gun (uncredited)

Rocco Lerro

German Gate Guard (uncredited)

Edward Mannix

Redneck Bastard (voice: English version) (uncredited)

Pietro Plinio Quinzi

French Reisistenace Member (uncredited)

Roberto Sbarigia

German Mortar Officer (uncredited)

Franco Ukmar

American Troop Leader (uncredited)

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Trivia

The picture's opening title card reads: "France 1944".

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When Quentin Tarantino wrote Inglourious Basterds (2009), even though the plot is different, he bought the copyrights of this film so the title could be the same.

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Fred Williamson is named as a co-writer on screenplay on deposit at the Library of Congress Copyright Office.

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Goofs

When Bo Svenson and Ian Bannen first enter the German train and pass four guards, the guard on the far left breaks character and starts to laugh at the end of the shot.

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When Nick played by Michael Pergolani is updating the paper work he uses 'Liquid Paper/Correction Fluid' to alter the document. Liquid Paper was not invented until 1951, and was only really widely available in Europe from the mid 70's onwards.

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During several of the battles, the same actors can be seen dying multiple times, only from different camera angles.

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Quotes

Title Card: FRANCE 1944 Is this interesting? Interesting? Yes No | Share this Share this: Facebook | Twitter | Permalink Hide options [last lines] Tony: Nicole! Nicole.

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