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  Shout at the Devil (1976)

An American, with the help of an upper-class Englishman who`s looking for adventure, hopes to get rich via smuggling and land speculation in Africa. But they are forced to put aside the conflict and focus on more serious problems when they discover a group of Germans attempting to ready a grounded battleship for war. (read more)

Starring: Lee Marvin
Roger Moore
Barbara Parkins
Ian Holm
Horst Janson
Karl Michael Vogler
Maurice Denham
Jean Kent
George Coulouris
Murray Melvin
Reinhard Kolldehoff
Heather Wright
Bernard Horsfall
Gernot Endemann
Renu Setna
Directed By: Peter R. Hunt
Written By: Stanley Price, Alastair Reid, Wilbur Smith

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Shout at the Devil Movie Review by B Movie Ben (3/8/2008)

The first thing you notice about this film is the racist MPAA. Despite it being rated PG for war violence, there was nudity. Breasts were exposed, but they weren't those of Barbara Parkins ("Peyton Place", Valley of the Dolls, and her skintastic moment in Breakfast in Paris), but of African natives. Seems that black...

(complete Shout at the Devil review by B Movie Ben)



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