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Cassino to Korea is a american film released in USA on 3 october 1950 with Quentin Reynolds
Cassino to Korea (1950)
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Add to a movie listCassino to Korea is a 1950 American documentary film directed by Eugene Genock. The film stars Quentin Reynolds, Jackson Beck, James W. Logan and David Ludlum. The film was released on October 3, 1950, by Paramount Pictures.
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Quentin Reynolds
(Commentator (voice))
Jackson Beck
(Commentator)
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