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What more can I say but that this was a brilliantly done film with Robert Mitchum who was "adopted" by some kids as their "Uncle Joe" because they were orphaned when their parents died in an accident.

You find this film with Mitchum being a "Homeless person" who lived either in cardboard boxes and or on park benches. He is "taken in" by some kids to act as their guardian so that these kids would not be moved to a childrens home.

This is one of the VERY few drama's I like as much as I do and highly recommend that it be watched. You see Robert Mitchum as you have never seen him before.

Having Richard Burton as the Superstar of a movie can only be helped to shine brighter by having Clint Eastwood as his costar. This fine movie is very welldone and is very accurate in many ways with the period vehicles and wonderful German music played.

The scenery in the film is also very fantastic and makes you feel as if you are there--along with the movie characters. I highly recommend watching this movie and recommend buying it on DVD when released. You will not be disappointed in it as well as the excellent music score as the movies theme.

From the start to the finish of this film, one is held captive in the suspense and the drama that is this fine war movie. The scenery is totally fantastic and DOES give one the feeling as if they are actually going into Germany. The sights and sounds are fantastic--as well as all the people who acted in this film.

I had not seen this movie since I was much younger until I bought the DVD--which it is definately worth owning.