Friends at Arms: Marching Out
Oct 09 1959
•2h 40m
•Comedy, War
A military comedy about disobedient and playful recruits.
Cast
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Louis Miehe-Renard
Knud Petersen (613)
Ebbe Langberg
Peter 'Ras' Rasmussen (613)
Paul Hagen
Henrik Didriksen (617)
Preben Kaas
Ole Sørensen - (615)
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