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Beau Geste (1966)

Beau Geste (1966)
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Christopher Wren's classic adventure story is brought to the screen for the third time in this version, which featured several popular television stars of the day. Beau Geste (Guy Stockwell) is forced to take the blame for a crime he didn't commit in order to protect the good name of his family; he and his brother John (Doug McClure) flee the country to avoid capture and join the French Foreign Legion. Under the leadership of the sadistic Sgt. Major Dagineau (Telly Savalas), Beau and John must battle Arab troops as they try to clear their names. For this more budget-minded adaptation of the story, the three Geste brothers were whittled down to two; Wren's story wasn't filmed again until Marty Feldman's send-up of the Foreign Legion epics, The Last Remake of Beau Geste, appeared in 1977. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Guy StockwellDoug McClure, (more)
Director(s):
Douglas Heyes
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Beau Geste

Christopher Wren's classic adventure story is brought to the screen for the third time in this version, which featured several popular television stars of the day. Beau Geste (Guy Stockwell) is forced to take the blame for a crime he didn't commit in order to protect the good name of his family; he and his brother John (Doug McClure) flee the country to avoid capture and join the French Foreign Legion. Under the leadership of the sadistic Sgt. Major Dagineau (Telly Savalas), Beau and John must battle Arab troops as they try to clear their names. For this more budget-minded adaptation of the story, the three Geste brothers were whittled down to two; Wren's story wasn't filmed again until Marty Feldman's send-up of the Foreign Legion epics, The Last Remake of Beau Geste, appeared in 1977. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Director(s):
Douglas Heyes
Writer(s):
Douglas Heyes
Producer(s):
Walter Seltzer
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Timothy M.

Even better than the 1935 Gary Cooper film.

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Tim S.

Haven't seen it in years--but I recall that it was a rousing, action packed adventure, with Telly Savalas perfect as the villainous Sergeant. The 1939 version is better, but this one still rocks. If Blockbuster gets this one--I'll be first in line.

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