At War With The Army (1950) Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis

"At War with the Army" is a 1950 comedy film starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in their first feature film. Directed by Hal Walker. The film is set during World War II and follows the misadventures of two friends, Alvin Korwin (played by Jerry Lewis) and Sgt. Vic Puccinelli (played by Dean Martin), stationed at a military base.

The plot revolves around Alvin and Vic's antics as they navigate the challenges of army life. Alvin, a bumbling private, constantly finds himself in absurd and comical situations, much to the frustration of his superiors. Meanwhile, Vic, a smooth-talking sergeant, tries to help Alvin while also dealing with his own romantic entanglements.

Throughout the film, Alvin and Vic get into various escapades, including mistaken identities, romantic misunderstandings, and attempts to outsmart their strict commanding officer, Major Green (played by Paul Stevens). Their antics often lead to chaos and hilarity, much to the amusement of their fellow soldiers.

As the story unfolds, Alvin and Vic find themselves caught up in a series of humorous predicaments, from staging a musical revue to trying to impress their romantic interests. Despite their many mishaps, the two friends remain determined to prove themselves and overcome the challenges they face.

In the end, Alvin and Vic's loyalty and friendship are put to the test when they must rise to the occasion to save the day in a moment of crisis. Through their courage and determination, they earn the respect of their comrades and emerge as unlikely heroes.

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