The Last Time I Saw Archie Robert Mitchum Jack Webb DVD

DVD-R of this 98 minute b&w 1961 full-length feature film released by United Artists/Mark VII Productions. This quality, 1.85:1 wide-screen (letter-boxed) digital recording includes a disc menu and a plastic jewel case. Details below as listed with imdb.com:
Cast (in credits order):

Robert Mitchum ... Archie Hall

Jack Webb ... Bill Bowers
Martha Hyer ... Peggy Kramer
France Nuyen ... Cindy Hamilton
Louis Nye ... Pvt. Sam Beacham
Joe Flynn ... Pvt. Russell Drexler
Del Moore ... Pvt. Frank Ostrow
Jimmy Lydon ... Pvt. Billy Simpson (as James Lydon)

Richard Arlen ... Col. Frank Martin

Don Knotts ... Capt. Harry Little
Robert Strauss ... MSgt. Stanley Erlenheim
Harvey Lembeck ... Sgt. Malcolm Greenbriar
Claudia Barrett ... Lola
Theona Bryant ... Daphne
Elaine Devry ... Carole (as Elaine Davis)
Marilyn Burtis ... Patsy Ruth
Howard McNear ... Gen. Williams
Eugene McCarthy ... Bartender (as Gene McCarthy)
Bill Idelson
James Mitchum ... Corporal
John Nolan ... Lt. Oglemeyer
Lillian Powell
Nancy Kulp ... Miss Willoughby
Don Drysdale ... Soldier in E-Club, young "Pros" (as Don Drysdale, Los Angeles Dodgers)
Bill Kilmer ... Soldier, young "Pros" (as Bill Kilmer, San Francisco 49ers)
Art Balinger ... (uncredited)
Dick Cathcart ... Soldier (uncredited)
Robert Clarke ... Officer (uncredited)
Martin Dean ... 2nd Lieutenant (uncredited)
Phil Gordon ... Soldier (uncredited)

Plot description: (written by book author Michael Hayde):

By 1960, "Dragnet" had been cancelled, and so had all of Mark VII LTD's other tv series. Webb's intention was to do theatrical films from now on. Then he made this film.

"The Last Time I Saw Archie" is a series of comedy vignettes hooked on a true life situation - a stateside camp consisting of "leftovers" from a program designed to train pilots too old for combat duty during WWII. (The program was cancelled because the war was winding down.) Robert Mitchum plays Pvt. Archie Hall, a schemer who manages to convince everyone around him that he's more important than his rank indicates. Webb is Pvt. Bill Bowers (the same man who wrote the screenplay), the buddy who goes along for the ride. During the course of the film, Archie avoids all the mundane duties of military life, finds girlfriends for himself and Bowers, and secures an unrestricted pass and a private jeep.

FACTOID: The film was Webb's most expensive production; it cost about $2 million. It was also his biggest flop, grossing about $1.2 million. Webb would never again make a theatrical feature. Five years later, he'd be back to playing Sgt. Friday.

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