El Alamein (1953 film)

| producer = [[Wallace MacDonald]]

| producer = [[Wallace MacDonald]]

| writer = [[Horace McCoy]] <br> [[Herbert Purdom]] <br> [[George Worthing Yates]]

| writer = [[Horace McCoy]] <br> [[Herbert Purdom]] <br> [[George Worthing Yates]]

| starring = [[Scott Brady]] <br> [[Edward Ashley]] <br> [[Rita Moreno]]

| starring = [[Scott Brady (actor)|Scott Brady]] <br> [[Edward Ashley]] <br> [[Rita Moreno]]

| music = [[Mischa Bakaleinikoff]]

| music = [[Mischa Bakaleinikoff]]

| cinematography = [[Henry Freulich]]

| cinematography = [[Henry Freulich]]

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| gross =

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'''''El Alamein''''' is a 1953 American [[war film]] directed by [[Fred F. Sears]] and starring [[Scott Brady]], [[Edward Ashley]] and [[Rita Moreno]].<ref>Eldridge p.30</ref> Also known by the [[alternative title]] of '''''Desert Patrol''''', it depicts the 1942 [[Second Battle of El Alamein|Battle of El Alamein]] during the [[North African Campaign]]. It was produced and distributed by [[Columbia Pictures]] with sets designed by the [[art director]] [[Edward L. Ilou]].

'''''El Alamein''''' is a 1953 American [[war film]] directed by [[Fred F. Sears]] and starring [[Scott Brady (actor)|Scott Brady]], [[Edward Ashley]] and [[Rita Moreno]].<ref>Eldridge p.30</ref> Also known by the [[alternative title]] of '''''Desert Patrol''''', it depicts the 1942 [[Second Battle of El Alamein|Battle of El Alamein]] during the [[North African Campaign]]. It was produced and distributed by [[Columbia Pictures]] with sets designed by the [[art director]] [[Edward L. Ilou]].

==Plot==

==Plot==

==Cast==

==Cast==

* [[Scott Brady]] as Joe Banning

* [[Scott Brady (actor)|Scott Brady]] as Joe Banning

* [[Edward Ashley]] as Capt. Harbison

* [[Edward Ashley]] as Capt. Harbison

* [[Robin Hughes (actor)|Robin Hughes]] as Sgt. Alf Law

* [[Robin Hughes (actor)|Robin Hughes]] as Sgt. Alf Law