The Sergeant (1968)
Master Sgt. Albert Callan is a war hero and a no-nonsense leader who reforms his previously mismanaged military base. Although Callan seems collected, he struggles as a closeted homosexual. When the sergeant becomes obsessed with his handsome clerk, Tom Swanson, he even disrupts the young man's relationship with his French girlfriend, Solange. Since Swanson isn't receptive to Callan's advances, it creates major tension between the two men.
Director:
John Flynn
Writer:
Dennis Murphy
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Rod Steiger as MSgt. Albert Callan |
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John Phillip Law as Pfc. Tom Swanson |
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Ludmila Mikaël as Solange |
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Frank Latimore as Capt. Loring |
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Elliott Sullivan as Pop Henneken |
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Ronald Rubin as Cpl. Cowley |
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Philip Roye as Aldous Brown |
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Jerry Brouer as Sgt. Komski |
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Memphis Slim as Nightclub Singer |
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Nadine Alari as Solange's Mother (uncredited) |
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Gabriel Gascon as Paul (uncredited) |
| Directing | John Flynn | Director |
| Art | Marc Frédérix | Art Direction |
| Production | Serge Lebeau | Production Manager |
| Production | Phillip Kenny | Unit Production Manager |
| Editing | Françoise Diot | Editor |
| Sound | Julien Coutelier | Sound |
| Editing | Charles Nelson | Supervising Film Editor |
| Production | Richard Goldstone | Producer |
| Camera | Henri Persin | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Alice Ziller | Continuity |
| Camera | Gilles Bonneau | Camera Operator |
| Art | Willy Holt | Production Design |
| Directing | Louis Pitzele | Assistant Director |
| Writing | Dennis Murphy | Novel |
| Writing | Dennis Murphy | Screenplay |
| Sound | Michel Magne | Original Music Composer |
