Hillbilly Blitzkrieg is a 1942 American comedy film directed by Roy Mack that was a sequel to Private Snuffy Smith. The film is also known as Enemy Round-Up (American TV title).

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Hillbilly Blitzkrieg
Directed by	Roy Mack
Written by	Billy DeBeck (comic strip "Barney Google and Snuffy Smith") Ray Harris (screenplay) Carl Harbaugh (additional comedy development) and Glen Lambert (additional comedy development)
Produced by	Jack Dietz (associate producer) Edward Gross (producer)
Cinematography	Marcel Le Picard
Edited by	Ralph Dixon
Distributed by	Monogram Pictures
Release date	1942 (1942)
Running time	63 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Plot

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Nazi Spies Mistake Snuffy Smith's moonshine for a new secret rocket fuel and try to steal the "formula."

Cast

• Bud Duncan as Pvt. Snuffy Smith
• Edgar Kennedy as Sgt. Homer Gatling
• Cliff Nazarro as Barney Google
• Lucien Littlefield as Prof. Waldo James
• Doris Linden as Julie James, Waldo's Daughter
• Alan Baldwin as Cpl. Jim Bruce
• Jimmie Dodd as Missouri, Army Private
• Frank Austin as Luke
• Nicolle Andre as Eliza Murdock aka Leni the Nazi
• Manart Kippen as Soldier
• Jerry Jerome as Boller, Leni's Henchman
• Jack Carr as Hertle, Leni's Henchman
• Teddy Mangean as Dinky

External links

• Hillbilly Blitzkrieg at IMDb
• Hillbilly Blitzkrieg is available for free download at the Internet Archive

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