Harvey Lembeck

Harvey Lembeck

  • Born: 1923-4-15
  • Height: 5' 6" (1.68 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Dario 2021-12-22 08:01:04

      For whom is potato skin wine made?

      It is hard to imagine that in a film about prisoner-of-war camps like "Soul of the Army", Billy has put his comedic talent to the fullest. But like all good movies, it is not a work that makes people laugh and make everything happen. The feeling it gives the audience is likely to be difficult to...

    • Kole 2021-12-22 08:01:04

      Public opinion or democracy, once again disgusting

      An unsuccessful escape, two young lives, a profit-seeking businessman, and a lynching filled with outrage. Shooting in the 1950s, "Soul of the Battlefield Army" tells a witty story in 120 minutes.

      Yes, what happened in the German prisoner-of-war camp has evolved into a comedy that is a fake, because...

    • Libbie 2022-03-27 09:01:09

      If I ever run into any of you on a street corner, just let's pretend we never met before.

    • Elyssa 2022-03-27 09:01:09

      Billy Wilder showed us the group portraits of prisoners of war in the concentration camps in a way of taking pains and pleasures. Of course, he did not forget to ridicule the blindness of the collective. William Holden, as an alien, was rejected by the collective as a traitor. example of.

    Stalag 17 quotes

    • Hoffy: I called a meeting of the barracks chiefs this morning, Sefton. I thought maybe I could get you transferred to another barracks. But it turns out that nobody likes you any more than we do.

      Sefton: So you're stuck with me, huh?

      Animal: Maybe the Russian broads would take him.

      Shapiro: Not with that kisser. Not anymore.

      Duke: You got off lucky last night, Sefton. One more move, and you'll wake up with your throat cut!

      Price: You listening, Sefton?

      Sefton: Yeah, I still got one good ear.

    • German Lieutenant: Here we have a typical barrack. It houses 75 men. Every one of them has his own bunk, naturally.

      Geneva man: Naturally. It would be rather awkward to have three men in one bunk.

      German Lieutenant: As for the blankets, you will notice they're very warm. 50% wool.

      Geneva man: They also smell of mothballs. When were they issued? This morning? What do you do for heat in this barrack? No stove.

      German Lieutenant: The men here used it as a trap door, so we had to remove it temporarily.

      Geneva man: How long is temporarily? I trust not until July.