
During the Cold War, spy pilot John Goldfarb crash‑lands in the Middle East and is captured by the local regime. King Fawz learns Goldfarb was once a college football star and forces him to coach the national team, threatening to give him to the Russians. With undercover reporter Jenny Ericson, Goldfarb schemes to escape the situation.
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Explore the complete cast of John Goldfarb, Please Come Home!, including both lead and supporting actors. Learn who plays each character, discover their past roles and achievements, and find out what makes this ensemble cast stand out in the world of film and television.

James Brolin
Notre Dame Quarterback (uncredited)

Shirley MacLaine
Jenny

Telly Savalas
Macmuid (uncredited)

Harry Morgan
Sarajevo

Teri Garr
Harem Girl (uncredited)

David Lewis
Cronkite

Peter Ustinov
Fawz

Richard Crenna
John Goldfarb

Leon Askin
Samir

Jim Backus
Whitepaper

Eve Bruce
Harem Girl (uncredited)

Scott Brady
Sakalakis

Jerry Orbach
Pinkerton

Jerome Cowan
Brinkley

Fred Clark
Overreach

Patrick Adiarte
Ammud

Barbara Bouchet
Astrid Porche (uncredited)

Charles Lane
Editor

Richard Deacon
Maginot

Jackie Coogan
Father Ryan

Ron Brown
Football Player (uncredited)

Paula Lane
Polly Benson (uncredited)

Olan Soule
Second Editor (uncredited)

Nai Bonet
Specialty Dancer

Wilfrid Hyde-White
Guz

Stanley Ralph Ross
Muezzin (uncredited)

Dick Wilson
Frobish (uncredited)

Angela Douglas
Harem Girl (uncredited)

Milton Frome
Air Force General

Sultanna
Specialty Dancer

George Allen
Vendor (uncredited)

Syl Lamont
Captain of Notre Dame Team (uncredited)

Jim Boles
Air Force Colonel (uncredited)

Linda Foster
Harem Girl (uncredited)

Carey Foster
Harem Girl (uncredited)

Shelby Grant
Harem Girl (uncredited)

Sandra Gregg
Harem Girl (uncredited)

Jane Wald
Harem Girl (uncredited)
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