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For the Boys
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The film sets in World War I. Because US-Entertainer Eddie Sparks wants to bring happy moments to the soldiers, a great team is created with the help of the singer and dancer Dixie Leonhard. They tour from North Africa to the Pacific with the perfect performance.
The film sets in World War I. Because US-Entertainer Eddie Sparks wants to bring happy moments to the soldiers, a great team is created with the help of the singer and dancer Dixie Leonhard. They tour from North Africa to the Pacific with the perfect performance.
Actors:
Lynnmarie Inge,
Greg Robbins,
John Doolittle,
D. David Morin,
Janice Cronkhite,
Steven Kampmann,
Beau Dremann
Lynnmarie Inge
Greg Robbins
6 July 1959, Los Angeles, California, USA
John Doolittle
9 October 1947, Chicago, Illinois, USA
D. David Morin
20 April 1955, Los Angeles, California, USA
Janice Cronkhite
Steven Kampmann
31 May 1947, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Beau Dremann
Country:
United States
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Moviehole
September 18, 2002
A very enaging, ultimately satisfying drama with two knockout performances
June 25, 2002
There are moments when you might find yourself moved beyond reasonable expectation.
February 05, 2007
Never a subtle director, Rydell goes for the obvious and sentimental. Starring Bette Midler and James Caan. his musical chronicle is not so much nostalgic as it is banal, reducing major events in American history to the level of personal feuds.
Las Vegas Review-Journal
December 03, 2004
Hokey and sentimental, but Midler's divine.