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The Sad Sack

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In a world where duty and disaster seem to go hand in hand, a clumsy recruit named Ernie Bilko embarks on a series of misadventures within the army. With an almost pathetic personality, Ernie is a good-hearted guy, but his ineptitude makes him the laughingstock of his unit. However, what he lacks in military skills, he makes up for with a carefree attitude and an incredible ability to get into trouble.

The story unfolds on a military base where Ernie, a soldier who can’t do anything right, faces not only the demands of training but also the need to gain the acceptance of his peers. Along the way, he encounters absurd situations, from misunderstandings that make him the butt of heavy jokes to romantic entanglements involving the daughter of a high-ranking officer.

As the plot progresses, Ernie struggles to prove his worth, even as his constant blunders put him in danger and draw even more attention from his superiors. With a blend of comedy and a touch of tenderness, the movie reveals how, despite being a born loser, the protagonist manages to leave a mark on those around him, showing that sometimes true bravery isn’t about being the best, but about being authentic and, above all, having a huge heart.

Media type
Movie
Year
1957
Director
George Marshall
Writer
Edmund Beloin
Nate Monaster
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.90
Actors
Jerry Lewis
David Wayne
Phyllis Kirk
Peter Lorre
Joe Mantell
Gene Evans
George Dolenz
Liliane Montevecchi
Shepperd Strudwick
Abraham Sofaer
Mary Treen
Marilyn Hanold
Gender
Comedy
Country
United States
Producers
Hal B. Wallis
Original title
The Sad Sack
Duration
98
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