Hell in Normandy

Synopsis

Hell in Normandy, a 1968 war film starring Guy Madison, tells the story of a group of soldiers as they embark on a perilous mission during World War II. Set against the backdrop of the Normandy Invasion, the film follows the soldiers' journey through enemy territory, facing overwhelming odds and danger at every turn. As they confront the harsh realities of war, they must rely on their courage, camaraderie, and determination to accomplish their mission and survive the chaos of the battlefield. Hell in Normandy is a gripping tale of heroism, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of victory in the face of adversity.

Cast

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  Guy Madison

  Capt. Jack Murphy

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  Peter Lee Lawrence

  Lt. Strobel

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  Erika Blanc

  Denise

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  Philippe Hersent

  Prof. Aubernet

• Massimo Carocci

  Capt. Ryan

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  Giuseppe Castellano

  Foster

Reviews

Hell in Normandy, despite its historical setting and war theme, fails to deliver a compelling narrative or engaging characters, resulting in a lackluster viewing experience. The film's pacing is sluggish, with poorly executed action sequences that lack tension and impact. While Guy Madison delivers a solid performance, the supporting cast's performances are lackluster and fail to leave a lasting impression. Critics have criticized the film for its uninspired direction and lack of emotional depth. Rotten Tomatoes' critics gave it a low rating of 2.5/5, highlighting the film's shortcomings in storytelling and execution. IMDb's rating of 4.8/10 reflects the overall lukewarm reception the movie has received from audiences and critics alike.