The Sergeant Was a Lady
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About This Movie
The Sergeant Was a Lady is a 1961 comedy that provides a humorous look at military life. This film features a unique take on the U.S. Army through the lens of a corporal's interactions with a Women's Army Corps unit.
This film has seen varied formats over the years, with original prints becoming increasingly scarce. It was released on VHS but hasn't made significant waves on DVD or Blu-ray, making it a bit of an obscurity for collectors. While not a major title, its unique take on military life and lighthearted humor has garnered a niche interest among those who appreciate the era's comedies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of The Sergeant Was a Lady?
The Sergeant Was a Lady is a comedy film.
What year was The Sergeant Was a Lady released?
The Sergeant Was a Lady was released in 1961.
Who directed The Sergeant Was a Lady?
The director is not specified in the provided data.
Who stars in The Sergeant Was a Lady?
The film stars Venetia Stevenson, Bill Williams, and Catherine McLeod.
What production companies were involved in The Sergeant Was a Lady?
The film was produced by Twincraft Productions and Universal Pictures.
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