Target Zero (1955)
International soldiers fight to ignore their differences while holding a hill during the Korean War.
Top billed cast
Richard ConteLt. Tom Flagler
Peggie CastleAnn Galloway
Charles BronsonSgt. Vince Gaspari
Chuck ConnorsPvt. Moose
L.Q. JonesPvt. Felix O'Hara
Strother MartinPvt. Dan O'Hirons
Aaron SpellingPvt. Strangler
Joby BakerPrivate
Richard WylerSgt. David Kensemmit
John AldersonCpl. Devon Enoch
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