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Sgt. Bilko

This movie is a remake of the hit series which starred, Phil Silvers as . In this movie, Bilko...

Starring:

Andrea C Robinson, Austin Pendleton, Brian Leckner, Cheryl Francis Harrington, Chris Rock, Clifton Collins Jr, Dale Dye, Dan Aykroyd, Daryl Mitchell, Debra Jo Rupp, Derek Basco, Edward Brancieri, Eric Edwards, Gerald Emerick, Glenne Headly, Henry Hayashi, John Marshall Jones, John Ortiz, Khris Kaneff, Matthew James Gulbranson, Max Casella, Mitchell Whit

Genre:

Comedy

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