A Bullet for Rommel

March. 07,1969      
Rating:
5.1
Trailer Synopsis Cast

During World War II, a tough officer organizes a commando raid into Germany.

Jack Palance as  Major John Heston
Andrea Bosic as  Captain Agamemnon Geeves
Carlos Estrada as  Captain Stuart Latimore
Antonio Pica as  Lt. Thomas Mulligan
Mirko Ellis as  Lt. Robert Mills
Jesús Puente as  Colonel Wolf
Gérard Tichy as  General Von Gruber
Giuseppe Addobbati as  General Moore
Maruchi Fresno as  Mrs. Rommel
Manuel Collado as  Field Marshal Erwin Rommel

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