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Filmed at Liverpool Military Camp (Sydney) in 1941 and using national servicemen to lend authenticity, this film was one of many sponsored by the federal government during World War II to boost armed forces recruitment. The film also features recognisable actors of the day including Grant Taylor, Shirley Ann Richards and John Fleeting, who had appeared for director Ken G Hall in feataure films made by the Sydney-based Cinesound Productions.

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What is 100,000 Cobbers (1942) about?

Filmed at Liverpool Military Camp (Sydney) in 1941 and using national servicemen to lend authenticity, this film was one of many sponsored by the federal government during World War II to boost armed forces recruitment. The film also features recognisable actors of the day including Grant Taylor, Shirley Ann Richards and John Fleeting, who had appeared for director Ken G Hall in feataure films…

Who stars in 100,000 Cobbers?

100,000 Cobbers stars Ann Richards ((as Shirley Ann Richards)), Ron Randell. The film was directed by Ken G. Hall.

How long is 100,000 Cobbers?

100,000 Cobbers has a runtime of 36 min and premiered in 1942.

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