Yesterday's Enemy (Columbia Pictures) (1959)

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are revealed at last, in the most controversial shocker of the decade! BOB CONSIDINE, noted correspondent, says: “IF THEY EVER MAKE A MORE MEANINGFUL WAR PICTURE, THEY’LL HAVE TO FIRE LIVE AMMO FROM THE SCREEN!” COLUMBIA PICTURES presents ¢TERDAYS pnemy starring STANLEY BAKER GUY ROLFE LEO McKERN GORDON JACKSON . Screenplay by Peter Newman based on his hit play Produced by Michael Carreras + Directed by Val Guest + Filmed in MEGASCOPE A HAMMER FILM PRODUCTION War is hell...and some of it rubs off on every soldier, whatever the color of his skin or flag. There are men killing other men—and men being killed. That’s how war is— brave, cowardly, brutal, savage...and legal —if you happen to be on the winning side. Ad No. 404—616 Lines ‘‘How in the name of all that’s holy can you kill two innocent civilians in cold blood? That’s murder!’’ “I’m in command here, Padre, and the only right is what I say is right!” Two innocent civilians die before a firing squad. Atrocity...or a necessary deed of battle? The “war crimes’’ of both sides are revealed at last in THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL WAR DRAMA EVER FILMED! starring BOB CONSIDINE, noted STANLEY BAKER GUY ROLFE LEO McKERN GORDON JACKSON ge Aleta: aie aoc Screenplay by Peter Newman based on his hit play book, if they ever try to make Produced by Michael Carreras + Directed by Val Guest + Filmed in MEGASCOPE a more meaningful war picA HAMMER FILM PRODUCTION A COLUMBIA PICTURE ture, they‘ll have to fire live ammo from the screen!‘ Ad No. 402—520 Lines