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World War Ii | Northern Africa
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Best Effects Special Effects | 1968
Best Actor International | 1968 | Rock
There actually was a raid on Tobruk, 13-14 September 1942, including the German-Jewish SIG and fake British POWs. Unlike the outcome in the movie, "Operation Agreement" was a complete failure.
The actual raid was a complete failure. The seaborne troops failed to land in force. The German and Italian forces rallied and the Allied force had to disperse and flee. The British lost several hundred men killed and captured, one cruiser, two destroyers, six motor torpedo boats and dozens of small amphibious craft.
George Peppard replaced Laurence Harvey.
Portions of the film were edited into the 1971 Richard Burton film Raid on Rommel (1971).
Actor Leo Gordon was also the screenwriter and had spent most of his career playing murderous outlaws, homicidal killers and assorted brutish and psychotic villains. His role here of Sgt. Krug was one of the few times he actually played a good guy.
"Cheryl Portman: "Mohnfeld"... Odd name for a German officer? Lt. Max Mohnfeld: [confused] We can't *all* be named *Schmidt*, Fraulein Portman."
"Major Craig: Your war's going to last a lot longer than mine Captain. Captain Berghman: Its 2000 years old now. For the first time since Jesus we're beginning to think and feel as a people. The days of the wandering Jew are coming to an end. We're going home. Major Craig: Palestine? Captain Berghman: Israel, Major. Israel. That's where we began. Anyone looking for trouble in the future will know where to find us."
