Stalag 17 /

In a German prison-of-war camp in World War II packed with none but American sergeants, Sgt. J.J. Sefton is the ultimate conniver, hustler and privilege-seeker. It becomes apparent to his fellow prisoners that there must be a spy for the Germans in their midst and the most obvious candidate would be...

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Uniform Title:Stalag 17 (Motion picture)
Main Author: Waxman, Franz, 1906-1967 (Composer)
Other Authors: Tomasini, George (Film editor), Wilder, Billy, 1906-2002 (Screenwriter), Blum, Edwin (Screenwriter), Holden, William, 1918-1981 (Actor), Preminger, Otto (Actor), Taylor, Don, 1920-1998 (Actor), Strauss, Robert, 1913-1975 (Actor), Lembeck, Harvey, 1923-1982 (Actor), Erdman, Dick, 1925-2019 (Actor), Laszlo, Ernest (director of photography.), Bevan, Donald
Format: Video Blu-ray Disc
Language:English
Spanish
French
Language Notes:In English with optional dubbed Spanish or dubbed French dialogue and with optional Spanish or French subtitles; English subtitled for the deaf and hard of hearing.
Published: Burbank, California : Warner Home Video, [2013]
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Summary:In a German prison-of-war camp in World War II packed with none but American sergeants, Sgt. J.J. Sefton is the ultimate conniver, hustler and privilege-seeker. It becomes apparent to his fellow prisoners that there must be a spy for the Germans in their midst and the most obvious candidate would be Sefton--but is he? And if he is not, then who is?
Item Description:Based on the play by Donald Bevan and Edmund Trzcinski.
Blu-ray release of the 1953 motion picture.
Special features: Commentary by actors Richard Erdman and Gil Stratton and co-playwright Donald Bevan ; Stalag 17 : from reality to screen ; The real heroes of Stalag XVII B.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (120 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:Blu-ray; 1080p High Definition; 16x9, 1.35:1 ratio; DTS-HD Master Audio; Dolby digital monaural; requires Blu-ray player.
Audience:Rating: Not rated CHV rating: PG.
Production Credits:Musical settings, Franz Waxman ; director of photography, Ernest Laszlo ; editor, George Tomasini.