The G.I. Executioner  (1971)
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(Foreign Titles)
Nomination Year: 2002
SYNOPSIS: Dave Dearborn, a Vietnam vet, is operating a disco aboard a run-down yacht in Singapore when he receives an offer that's too good to turn down. He seeks out a possible Chinese defector who just coincidentally happens to be dating an ex-lover.

As a random historical note, this movie was shot in the early 1970s, but was not released until the mid-80s, which was approximately 300 years too early.
Kevin Hogan
Smithee Award Nominations
Worst Acting
Featuring Peter Gernert as Pith Helmet Guy
As the ex-CIA agent Plume, Peter Gernert explains the "job" to Dave Dearborn. All we can do is stare slack-jawed in horror at his pith helmet, fuzzy-caterpillar moustache, and what little of his face we can see between them, when he attempts to enunciate the name of "Foon Mae Lee."
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Directors
Director Claim to Fame
Joel M. Reed Directed Blood-Sucking Freaks, the only film with the distinction of being too gross for the Smithees 
Cast
Actor Character Claim to Fame
Tom Keena <Not Yet in Database>  
Victoria Racimo <Not Yet in Database> A B-Movie (and TV show) bit-part actress 
Angelique Pettyjohn <Not Yet in Database> She was often credited as "Heaven St. John" when she appeared in such "classic" films as Heavenly Ta-Tas or Stalag 69 
Janet Wood <Not Yet in Database>  
Brian Walden <Not Yet in Database> In addition to "acting" in The G.I. Executioner, he was also 2nd Unit Director 
Peter Gernert <Not Yet in Database>  
Dragon Lee <Not Yet in Database> Real name Ryong Keo, he's yet another Bruce Lee knock-off, except this one's chubby. Been in a lot of films with "Dragon" in the title...and was Bruce One in The Clones of Bruce Lee. 
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