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What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? (1966)

“The screen dares reveal the best kept secrets of world war II !”

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Plot

In the heart of World War II, "What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?" whisks us off to a crucial Italian village that sits like a game piece on the chessboard of war. Ordered to capture this strategic stronghold, a fiercely by-the-book captain finds himself in an unexpected predicament. The Italian soldiers, weary of conflict, are willing to surrender, but they crave one last taste of joy - a vibrant, boisterous festival that would lift their spirits before the inevitable. In this unusual standoff, a shrewd lieutenant steps forward, managing to convince the stern captain that the festival is the only way to secure a peaceful surrender. However, the war is not blind. Aerial reconnaissance looms like a hawk overhead, and the illusion of an ongoing ground battle must be maintained to prevent their plans from unraveling. Just as the festival leaps into a complex dance of joy and deceit, an intelligence officer is dispatched to untangle this bewildering situation. Amidst the swirling chaos of the festival, the mayor's daughter, a captivating figure, further complicates the plot, adding another layer of intrigue to the proceedings. "What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?" is a thrilling whirlwind of strategy and celebration, where the stakes of war collide with the human longing for revelry. This war comedy unravels a tale of unexpected alliances and ingenious deceptions, where victory may hinge on the laughter and joy of a village festival.

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What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? is a comedy movie featuring James Coburn.

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