The Red Beret (1953)

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This movie's closing epilogue states: "The producers of this film gratefully acknowledge the advice, assistance and facilities provided by the War Office and the Air Ministry and, above all, our thanks are due to the Officers and Men of the Airborne Forces - those men who wear the Red Beret." Apparently, on American prints of this film where this movie is called , the last stanza saying "those men who wear the Red Beret" is not included.
According to the 8 March 1951 edition of 'The Los Angeles Times', American actor John Russell was slated to appear in this picture. He was going to be the only other American actor other than this picture's lead American star Alan Ladd to feature in this film. Russell did not end up appearing in this movie.
This movie was produced by Albert R. Broccoli (along with Irving Allen. Broccoli would later go on to produce the James Bond movies. First ever cinema James Bond Sean Connery played Major-General Robert E. Urquhart, a Maroon Beret soldier of the The 1st British Airborne in A Bridge Too Far.
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