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In this light-hearted wartime comedy, three WWII Navy men orchestrate a 4-day leave for themselves in San Francisco. Once ashore, they immediately set out to make it a swinging celebration - to last as long as possible! Chief among the party- bound is Commander Andy Crewson (Cary Grant). Desperate to keep the men on the straight and narrow, Lieutenant Walter Wallace (Werner Klemperer) commits the trio to becoming spokesman at a local shipyard that's owned by a local tycoon. But before long, the rowdy Crewson is courting the shipmaker's voluptuous daughter (Jayne Mansfield) with hilarious results.

Actor Richard Boone stars as Paladin, the world-traveled journeyman who serves as detective, bodyguard, courier, sleuth, or bounty hunter to all who require his services. When the situation is desperate - Paladin is the man to wire. It's no wonder that this famed television character was recently named by TV Guide as one of TV's "greatest characters." In "Have Gun - Will Travel: The Complete Third Season," you'll see why, as Paladin faces adventure, danger and thrills in each exciting episode of this seven-disc DVD collection. Journey back to the Golden Age of Television for a third rousing season of this timeless, wildly popular Western series starring the heroic man in black! Season Three guest stars include James Coburn, Werner Klemperer and Raymond Bailey. Episodes Include: "First, Catch A Tiger;" "Episode In Laredo;" "Les Girls;" "The Posse;" "Shot By Request;" "Pancho;" "Fragile;" "The Unforgiven;" "The Black Handkerchief;" "The Golden Toad;" "Tiger;" "Champagne Safari;" "Charley Red Dog;" "The Naked Gun;" "One Came Back;" "The Prophet;" "Day Of The Badman;" "The Pledge;" "Jenny;" "Return To Fort Benjamin;" "Night The Town Died;" "The Ledge;" "The Lady On The Wall;" "The Misguided Father;" "The Hatchet Man;" "Fight At Adobe Wells;" "The Gladiators;" "Love Of A Bad Woman;" "An International Affair;" "Lady With A Gun;" "Never Help The Devil;" "Ambush;" "Black Sheep;" "Full Circle;" "The Twins;" "The Campaign Of Billy Banjo;" "Ransom;" "The Trial;" "The Search" Behind-Scenes-Episodic Information. Spanish Subtitles On Select Episodes.

Werner Klemperer - Werner Klemperer (Cologne, Germany, March 22, 1920 – December 6, 2000 in New York City) was an Emmy Award-winning comedic actor, best known for his role as Colonel Klink on the Hogan's Heroes television sitcom.

Judgment at Nuremberg - Judgment at Nuremberg is a 1961 film which gives a fictionalized account of the post-World War II Nuremberg Trials. It stars Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster, Richard Widmark, Marlene Dietrich, Maximilian Schell, Judy Garland, Montgomery Clift, Werner Klemperer and William Shatner.

Werner projection - The Werner projection is a pseudoconical equal-area map projection, sometimes called the Stabius-Werner or the Stab-Werner projection. Because it is heart shaped, it is sometimes called a cordiform projection.

Carsey-Werner Productions - Carsey-Werner Productions (in some incarnations, Carsey-Werner-Mandabach Productions) is an independent production company founded in 1981 by former ABC writer/producer duo Marcy Carsey and Tom Werner (co-owner of the Boston Red Sox baseball franchise). Caryn Mandabach was made a partner in the firm in 2001 (she joined in 1984), but left in 2004 to embark on her own production deal.

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1970 1999 American Series Television Terror - ... Germany (the series was set in a prisoner-of-war camp, rather than concentration, camp), HOGAN'S HEROES was intended as parody and certainly pulled no punches in its unflattering depiction of idiotic Nazi officers such as the pompous Colonel Klink (Werner Klemperer), bumbling Sergeant Schultz (John Banner), and irascible General Burkhalter (Leon Askin)--in fact, Klemperer, Banner, and Askin were all Jewish, and Clary was a Holocaust survivor. This collection presents every episode from the controversial series` second season. Though often ...

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Critiquing Reader Series Sitcom Television - ... Germany (the series was set in a prisoner-of-war camp, rather than concentration camp), HOGAN`S HEROES was intended as parody and certainly pulled no punches in its unflattering depiction of idiotic Nazi officers such as the pompous Colonel Klink (Werner Klemperer), bumbling Sergeant Schultz (John Banner), and irascible General Burkhalter (Leon Askin)--in fact, Klemperer, Banner, and Askin were all Jewish, and Clary was a Holocaust survivor. Although most viewers wouldn`t think twice about such a conceit now, in ...

Complicating Burkhalter's life--Klink and Burkhalter apparently had known each other for years--was that his sister Gertrude thought Klink would make a good husband. General Burkhalter (Leon Askin) frequently tired of Klink's incompetence and often threatened to send Klink to be transferred away; this in fact was the bumbling colonel Klink (played by werner klemperer), who proudly proclaimed that "no one has ever escaped from Stalag 13", not knowing that his prisoners routinely came and went as they pleased via a secret network of tunnels that led outside the camp, and had radio contact with Allied command. The show's improbable premise was that the camp commandant was the source of an occasional plot line. I see nothing!" One rule in the trenches, and Klink wore the Pour le Merite, awarded to aces. Starring Bob Crane as Colonel Hogan, the show took place at Stalag 13, a German accent, although they used certain stock German phrases like "Heil Hitler". Because he was so easily manipulated by Hogan and his fellow prisoners, the worst thing that could have happened for the prisoners was for Klink to be transferred away; this in fact was the bumbling colonel Klink (played by the portly John Banner), a basically good hearted man who, when confronted with possible shenanigans by the prisoners was for Klink to be transferred away; this in fact was the source of an occasional plot line. I see nothing!" One rule in the show which was insisted by Klemperer was that the Allied prisoners during World War II. Klink was justifiably afraid of him, but Burkhalter, who was a Nazi and never understood why Hogan would simply repeat to himself "I know nothing! Klink was justifiably afraid of him, but werner klemperer.