Once Before I Die (1966)

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Directed by

John Derek

Starring

Ursula Andress
Alex

John Derek
Bailey

Richard Jaeckel
Lt. Custer

Ron Ely
Soldier

Rod Lauren
Captain

Allen Pinson

Jock Mahoney
Major

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3 years, 7 months ago at Sep 27 5:53

westly

4 votes

Once Before I Die was a pretty emotional movie once it got going. Other than the beautiful Ursula Andress there was really no other major women scenes. John Derek was the dominant male figure. Curiosity more than anything kept me from turning it off.

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Tags: Drama (2), War (2), World War II (2), 1966 (2), Romance (1), WWII (1), 1960s (1), Warner Bros. (1), 97 Min (1)

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Georgini voted for a review of Once Before I Die 3 years, 5 months ago

“Once Before I Die was a pretty emotional movie once it got going. Other than the beautiful Ursula Andress there was really no other major women scenes”

rickterenzi voted for a review of Once Before I Die 3 years, 7 months ago

“Once Before I Die was a pretty emotional movie once it got going. Other than the beautiful Ursula Andress there was really no other major women scenes”

Campagnola voted for a review of Once Before I Die 3 years, 7 months ago

“Once Before I Die was a pretty emotional movie once it got going. Other than the beautiful Ursula Andress there was really no other major women scenes”

kathy voted for a review of Once Before I Die 3 years, 7 months ago

“Once Before I Die was a pretty emotional movie once it got going. Other than the beautiful Ursula Andress there was really no other major women scenes”

westly posted a review 3 years, 7 months ago

“Once Before I Die was a pretty emotional movie once it got going. Other than the beautiful Ursula Andress there was really no other major women scenes. John Derek was the dominant male figure. Curiosity more than anything kept me from turning it off.” read more