Schweik's New Adventures
Oct 18 1943
•1h 5m
•Comedy, War
Nazis are nothing to the wily good soldier Schweik (Lloyd Pearson).
Cast
See allLloyd Pearson
Josef Schweik
Maggie Rennie
Madame Lidia Karova
Julien Mitchell
Gestapo Chief
Richard Attenborough
Railway worker
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