Which Way to the Front?

Established as the world’s richest man, in New York, 1943, and “bored stiff,” Byers (Jerry Lewis, who also directed) receives news from aide Finkel (John Wood), then meets his cohorts to-be (Steve Franken, Jan Murray, Dack Rambo), before the credits, in Which Way To The Front?, 1970.

Zillionaire Byers (director Jerry Lewis) and valet (John Wood) train fellow 4-F’s (Jan Murray, Steve Franken, Dack Rambo, Willie Davis) for his private WWII mission, with help from a Japanese combat expert (George Takei) and a gangster (Robert Middleton), in Which Way To The Front?, 1970.

Affluent American adventurer Byers (Jerry Lewis, also the director) is now impersonating an important German general, as he and his private squad (John Wood, Willie Davis, Jan Murray, Steve Frankel) aim to infiltrate a Nazi command stronghold in Italy, in Which Way To The Front?, 1970.