Which Way to the Front? (1970)
Brendan Byers III is a wealthy playboy who wants to serve his country as a soldier, but he has been classified as 4-F (registrant not acceptable for military service). He recruits volunteers from among his employees for a privately funded mission in the Italian front of the war. Byers impersonates the German general Eric Kesselring, with a plan to order German troops to retreat and give way to advancing Allied forces. Unfortunately for Byers, the impersonation comes with complications. He has to deal with the real general's Italian mistress, while the German authorities are investigating Kesselring's involvement in the July 20 plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Jerry Lewis | Director |
| Gerald Gardner | Writer |
| Dee Caruso | Writer |
| Gerald Gardner | Writer |
| Dee Caruso | Writer |
| Dick Miller | Writer |
| Jerry Lewis | Producer |
| Lou Brown | Composer |
| W. Wallace Kelley | Cinematographer |
| Russel Wiles | Editor |
| John Beckman | Production Designer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Jerry Lewis | |
| Jan Murray | |
| John Wood | |
| Steve Franken |
