Sergeants 3 (1962)
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The 1939 adventure classic Gunga Din is transferred from British India to the American West, courtesy of Frank Sinatra's "Clan." Sinatra, Dean Martin and Peter Lawford play three cavalry officers, always ready for a brawl but willing to die for each other if need be. Sammy Davis Jr. a… More The 1939 adventure classic Gunga Din is transferred from British India to the American West, courtesy of Frank Sinatra's "Clan." Sinatra, Dean Martin and Peter Lawford play three cavalry officers, always ready for a brawl but willing to die for each other if need be. Sammy Davis Jr. a cavalry bugler who has aspirations of being a combat soldier. The three officers and the bugler take on a Napoleonic Native American chief, who plans to unify all the tribes and kill every white man in sight. Davis does his "Gunga" bit by blowing his bugle and warning the approaching cavalry that they're riding into a trap. About all that isn't pilfered from Gunga Din is the death of the noble bugler; Davis survives being shot up by the Indians with little more than a flesh wound! Sergeants Three also stars another Sinatra crony, Joey Bishop, playing the role originally essayed in Gunga Din by Robert Coote. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- John Sturges
- Genres
- Western, Classics, Comedy
- In Theaters
- Feb 10, 1962 Wide
Critic Reviews
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Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
It's one of those questionable camaraderie pics where the actors seem to be having a better time than the viewers.
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Cast
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Frank Sinatra
as First Sgt. Mike Merry
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Dean Martin
as Sgt. Chip Deal
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Sammy Davis Jr.
as Jonah Williams
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Peter Lawford
as Sgt. Larry Barrett
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Joey Bishop
as Sgt. Maj. Roger Boswell
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Henry Silva
as Mountain Hawk
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Buddy Lester
as Willie Sharpknife
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Phillip Crosby
as Corporal Ellis
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Dennis Crosby
as Private Page
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Lindsay Crosby
as Pvt. Wills
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Hank Henry
as Blacksmith
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Dick Simmons
as Col. William Collingwood
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Michael Pate
as Watanka
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Armand Alzamora
as Caleb
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Richard Hale
as White Eagle
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Mickey Finn
as Morton
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Edward Little Sky
as Ghost Dancer
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Rodd Redwing
as Irregular
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Madge Blake
as Mrs. Parent
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Dorothy Abbott
as Mrs. Collingwood
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Wally Merrill
as Telegrapher
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Mack Gray
as Bartender
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Ruta Lee
as Amelia Parent
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James Waters
as Colonel's Aide
- Herny Silva