

Top Cast

Clint Eastwood
Sergeant First Class Kelly

Telly Savalas
Master Sergeant "Big Joe"

Donald Sutherland
Sgt. Oddball (Tank Commander)

Don Rickles
Staff Sergeant "Crapgame"

Carroll O'Connor
Major General Colt

Gavin MacLeod
Moriarty (Tank Crewman)

Hal Buckley
Capt. Maitland

Stuart Margolin
Pvt. Little Joe

Jeff Morris
Pvt. Cowboy

Richard Davalos
Pvt. Gutowski

Perry Lopez
Pvt. Petuko

Tom Troupe
Cpl. Job
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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