I Wouldn't Be In Your Shoes Format:Blu-ray In dynamic interviews with veterans

In dynamic interviews with veterans and brand new footage

British secret service agent Gus Bennet follows disguised as a senior German army officer

who courageously rode over 40 miles through a stormy night to save New York during the Revolutionary Wary

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I Wouldn't Be In Your Shoes Format:Blu-ray In dynamic interviews with veteransFuture Oscar winning producer Walter Mirisch (In the Heat of the Night) broke into the film business at poverty row studio Monogram Pictures, with his first film "FALL GUY" in 1947, based on a short story by Cornell Woolrich. The next year Mirisch brought another production derived from a Woolrich work to the studio, with this 1948 Film noir with a modest budget, a little known cast, and directed by screen veteran William Nigh. The result was "I