The Dirty Dozen (1967) - TV Show |
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Season 1
1x01
Apr 30, 1988
Danko's Dozen
1x02
May 07, 1988
Code Name: Romulus
1x03
May 14, 1988
Colonel Mustard in the Library with a Luger
1x04
May 21, 1988
13th Man
1x05
May 28, 1988
A Quiet Weekend in the Country
1x06
Jun 04, 1988
Charge of the Dozen
1x07
Jun 18, 1988
The Dirtiest Show on Earth
1x08
Jun 25, 1988
Remember St. Luc
1x09
TBA
Heavy Duty
1x10
TBA
Don Danko
1x11
TBA
Baby Brigade
Season 3
3x01
TBA
3x02
TBA
3x05
TBA
3x06
TBA
Donald Sutherland
as Vernon L. Pinkley
George Kennedy
as Major Max Armbruster
Ernest Borgnine
as General Worden
Jim Brown
as Robert T. Jefferson
Burnell Tucker
as Army Doctor
Mike Reid
as Sergeant at War Games HQ
Gary Files
as Ambulance Driver
Dick Miller
as MP at Hanging
Robert Phillips
as Corporal Morgan
Richard Shaw
as German Officer Who Seals the Bunker
Michael Segal
as Airborne Band Conductor
Hal Galili
as MP Master Sergeant / Hangman
Vicki Woolf
as Prostitute
John Tatum
as German Officer
Warren Stanhope
as German Officer
Al Mancini
as Tassos R. Bravos
Terry Richards
as Staff Sergeant McIntosh Blake
Eric Kent
as Airborne Soldier
Jack Sharp
as German Officer
Lee Marvin
as Major John Reisman
Telly Savalas
as Archer J. Maggott
Thick Wilson
as General Worden's Aide
Alan Chuntz
as French Servant
John Hollis
as German Porter at Chateau
George Roubicek
as Pvt. Arthur James Gardner
Harry Brooks Jr.
as German Officer
Jeremy Wilkin
as Sergeant at Command Post
Michael Stevens
as Officer at Command Post
Alan Harris
as Soldier
Rocky Taylor
as Airborne Soldier
Lewis Alexander
as German Officer
Juba Kennerley
as German Officer
Alf Joint
as German Sentry Wanting Light
Aileen Lewis
as German Officer's Wife
Mark McBride
as French Servant
Trini López
as Pedro Jiminez
John Cassavetes
as Victor R. Franko
Robert Ryan
as Col. Everett Dasher Breed
Clint Walker
as Samson Posey
Charles Bronson
as Joseph T. Wladislaw
Ann Lancaster
as Prostitute
Richard Jaeckel
as Sergeant Bowren
Robert Webber
as General Denton
George Hilsdon
as Medical Officer at Hanging
John More
as German Officer
Hildegard Knef
as (uncredited)
Willoughby Gray
as German Officer
Frederick Schiller
as Drunken German General
Emile Stemmler
as German Officer
Fred Wood
as German Soldier
Ralph Meeker
as Captain Stuart Kinder
Gerard Heinz
as Card-Playing German Officer
Hedger Wallace
as German Officer
Richard Marner
as German Sentry at Chateau
Victor Gallucci
as German Officer
Ben Carruthers
as Glenn S. Gilpin
Gerry Crampton
as Staff Sergeant Alistair Clayton
Jack Ross
as French Servant
Ken Wayne
as Master Sergeant Gill Fredericks
Elliott Sullivan
as Army officer at briefing
Roy Lansford
as Officer
John G. Heller
as 2nd German Sentry at Chateau
Hugh Elton
as German Officer
Bill Strange
as Military Policeman
Harold Coyne
as Soldier
John Ketteringham
as (uncredited)
Roy Beck
as German Officer
Lou Morgan
as MP Putting Hood on Gardner
Lionel Murton
as MP Lt. Col. in Charge at Hanging
Ken Buckle
as German Sentry
Tom Busby
as Milo Vladek
Stuart Cooper
as Roscoe Lever
Colin Maitland
as Seth K. Sawyer
Dora Reisser
as German Officer's Girl
Michael Anthony
as German Officer in Staff Car
William Baskiville
as Military Policeman
Cynthia Bizeray
as German Officer's Wife
Leo Britt
as German General in Staff Car
Jack Carter
as Military Policman
Victor Coventry
as German Officer
Suzanne Fleuret
as French Servant
Judith Furse
as Drunken General's Wife
Alan Gibbs
as American Orderly
Romo Gorrara
as Airborne Soldier
Patrick Halpin
as German General
Angela Kay
as German Officer's Wife
Dickey Luck
as German General
Norman Morris
as American Officer
Suzanne Owens-Duval
as Prostitute
Joe Phelps
as German Officer
Edith Raye
as German Officer's Wife
Gordon Ruttan
as MP Corporal / Desk Clerk
Bunny Seaman
as German Officer's Wife
Tony Snell
as MP
Michael Stayner
as German Radio Operator
Fred Stroud
as Officer at Hanging
Theodore Wilhelm
as German Officer
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