In the US military barrack No. 17 in the German POW camp in the late World War II, Seftonplayedoperated the black market in the POW camp, and his business scope included pornography, gambling, and drugs. He made shochu to ensure the quality, but not to blind customers; he runs underground horse racing, where the contestants are the rats caught, all with nicknames; he also has binoculars to spy on the Soviet female prisoner of war camp in the distance. Because he was so heartless that he would not be able to escape successfully when he started betting on his companions, and he was suspected of being a ghost in the camp and was humiliated. In the end, he designed to expose the spies and ventured to escort the enemies in the army to escape from prison. Before leaving, he said to all his roommates: "If we meet again in the United States, don't pretend to be my old friends
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Stalag 17 movie plot
2021-12-22 08:01
Extended Reading
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Iva 2021-12-22 08:01:04
The best thing about this movie is the simple and vivid portrayal of the characters. "If you meet me on a street corner one day in the future, please pretend you don't know me." This is probably one of William Holden's most handsome characters.
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Shirley 2022-04-20 09:01:48
Very happy POW camp.
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Sefton: I told you boys I'm no escape artist. For the first time, I like the odds, because now I got me a decoy.
Hoffy: What's the decoy?
Sefton: Price. When I go, I want you to give me five minutes - exactly five minutes - to get Dunbar out of that water tank. And then you throw Price out onto the compound, nice and loud. He'll draw every light from every goon tower. It's our only chance to cut through. Well, what do you say, barracks chief?
Bagradian: He's right, Hoffy. It's either Price or Dunbar.
Animal: He killed Johnson and Manfredi, didn't he?
Hoffy: It's all yours.
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Hoffy: What's the matter with you, Security? You were always so calm. Especially when you let Manfredi and Johnson go out there.