Sahara (1943)

7.4	Listal rating
7.5	IMDB rating

Directed by

Zoltan Korda

Starring (View all)

Sgt. Joe Gunn

Waco Hoyt

Giuseppe

Fred Clarkson

Sgt. Major Tambul

Richard Aherne

Capt. Jason Halliday

Dan Duryea

Jimmy Doyle

Carl Harbord

Marty Williams

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John Howard Lawson

(screenplay)

Zoltan Korda

(screenplay)

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Release date : 11 November 1943
UPC: 043396009899

1943 (3), Usa (2), 1940s (2), Desert (1), World War Two In Africa (1), All Male Cast (1), 09 (1), World War II (1), War (1), Drama (1), Action (1), Tank (1)

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"2/23/13 It's always interesting (and a treat) to catch a new Bogie movie. Though this is one of his more well-known films, I have not had the pleasure of watching it until now. Here he portrays Sergeant Joe Gunn, a tank commander in WWII. Sgt. Gunn and his tank crew pick up five British soldiers, a Frenchman and a Sudanese man with an Italian prisoner crossing the Libyan Desert, trying to rejoin their command after the fall of Tobruk. Water, of course, is a priority and necessity and they aren"