Friendly Fire
1980/11/09 • Released • English
In war, the only thing worse than death is not knowing the truth.
Overview
In March 1970, a U.S. Army officer arrived at the Iowa farm of Peg and Gene Mullen and informed them that their son Michael had been killed in Vietnam by "friendly fire." Their determined attempts to learn more about the circumstances of their son's death are the subject of this true account film.
Director : David Greene
Casts
Carol Burnett
Peg Mullen
Ned Beatty
Gene Mullen
Dennis Erdman
Michael E. Mullen
Sherry Hursey
Patricia Mullen
Timothy Hutton
John Mullen
Steve Bonino
Cactus
Henry Brown
Hilly Hicks
Willis Huddleston
John Hillner
Kevin Hooks
Polk
David Keith
Leroy Hamilton
Dan Shor
Prince
Mark L. Taylor
Capt. Bannock
Bernard Behrens
Dietrich
Jorge Cervera Jr.
William Jordan
Col. Byron Schindler
Joseph G. Medalis
Jack Rader
Sgt. Fitzgerald
Vernon Weddle
Col. Georgi
Phillip R. Allen
Ralph Jenner
Nicolas Coster
Carl
Charles Cyphers
Tom Loomis
Macon McCalman
Sierra Pecheur
Mrs. Hamilton
Ford Rainey
Mr. Hamilton
Sam Waterston
C.D.B. Bryan
Norman Bartold
William Bogert
Mary Gregory
Jerry Hardin
Warren Munson
Wyatt Knight
(uncredited)
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