Cast & Crew

Directed by

John Ford

Writing Credits

Edward Hope
(screenplay)
Marty Maher
(based upon "Bringing Up the Brass" by) and
Nardi Reeder Campion
(based upon "Bringing Up the Brass" by)

Cast

Tyrone Power
Martin 'Marty' Maher
Maureen O'Hara
Mary O'Donnell
Robert Francis
James N. Sundstrom Jr.
Donald Crisp
Old Martin
Ward Bond
Capt. Herman J. Kohler
Betsy Palmer
Kitty Carter
Philip Carey
Charles 'Chuck' Dotson
William Leslie
James Nilsson 'Red' Sundstrom
Harry Carey Jr.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Patrick Wayne
Abner 'Cherub' Overton
Sean McClory
Dinny Maher
Peter Graves
Cpl. Rudolph Heinz
Milburn Stone
Capt. John Pershing
Erin O'Brien-Moore
Mrs. Koehler
Walter Ehlers
Mike Shannon
Willis Bouchey
Maj. Thomas
Don Barclay
McDonald
Mary Benoit
Undetermined Secondary Role
Richard Bishop
Undetermined Secondary Role
Dona Cole
Peggy
Chuck Courtney
Whitey Larson
Ken Curtis
Undetermined Secondary Role
Lisa Davis
Nell
Diane DeLaire
Nurse
Harry Denny
Priest
Mimi Doyle
Nun
Ken DuMain
Cadet
Jack Ellis
Officer
Robert Ellis
Cadet Short
Fritz Ford
Undetermined Secondary Role
Steve Forrest
Sergeant
Raoul Freeman
Officer
James Gonzalez
Football Game Spectator
Marv Goux
Football Player
Tom Hennesy
Cadet Dotson
John Herrin
Cadet Ramsey
Bob Hoy
Cadet Kennedy
Chester Jones
Servant
Philip Kieffer
Superintendent
Robert Knapp
Lieutenant
Leon McLaughlin
Undetermined Secondary Role
Martin Milner
Jim O'Carberry
Harold G. Moore
Undetermined Secondary Role
Jean Moorhead
Undetermined Secondary Role
Jack Mower
Undetermined Secondary Role
Donald Murphy
Army Captain
Ron Nyman
Recruit
James O'Hara
Cadet Thorne
Pat O'Malley
Priest
Jack Pennick
Recruiting Sergeant
Russell P. Reeder
Commandant of Cadets
Robert Roark
Cadet Pirelli
Mickey Roth
Cadet Stern
Keith Schultz
Kitty's Infant Son
Kevin Schultz
Kitty's Infant Son
Jim Sears
Knute Rockne
Mickey Simpson
New York Policeman
Elbert Steele
The President
Harry Tenbrook
Waiter
Norm Van Brocklin
Gus Dorias
Pat White
Cadet's Girlfriend

Produced by

Robert Arthur
producer

Music by

George Duning
(uncredited)

Cinematography by

Charles Lawton Jr.
director of photography
Charles Lang
(uncredited)

Editing by

William A. Lyon

Art Direction by

Robert Peterson

Set Decoration by

Frank Tuttle

Costume Design by

Jean Louis
(gowns)

Makeup Department

Clay Campbell
makeup artist
Helen Hunt
hair stylist
James R. Barker
makeup artist (uncredited)
Hazel Keats
hair stylist (uncredited)
Robert J. Schiffer
makeup artist (uncredited)
Ray Sebastian
makeup artist (uncredited)
Fay Smith
hair stylist (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Jack Corrick
assistant director
Wingate Smith
assistant director
Gil Mandelik
assistant director (uncredited)
Edward O'Fearna
assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

Harry Hopkins
props (uncredited)
Albert Rickerd
lead man (uncredited)

Sound Department

George Cooper
sound
John P. Livadary
sound (as John Livadary)
Richard Olson
re-recording
Woodruff H. Clarke
mike man (uncredited)
Harold Lee
sound recordist (uncredited)
Ernest Reichert
sound editor (uncredited)

Stunts

Fritz Ford
stunt double (uncredited)
Guy Way
stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

Joseph A. August Jr.
assistant camera (uncredited)
Eddie Blaisdell
grip (uncredited)
Les Gaunt
grip (uncredited)
Emil Oster
camera operator (uncredited)
Howard Robinson
gaffer (uncredited)
Charles Stapleton
best boy (uncredited)
Homer Van Pelt
still photographer (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Forrest T. Butler
wardrobe (uncredited)
Elmer Ellsworth
wardrobe (uncredited)
Roselle Novello
wardrobe (uncredited)

Music Department

George Duning
musical adaptation
Morris Stoloff
conductor / music supervisor
Paul Mertz
additional music adaptor (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

Meta Stern
script supervisor (uncredited)

Additional Crew

Francis Cugat
technicolor color consultant
George McIntyre
technical adviser (as Lt. Col. George McIntyre)
George Pappas
technical adviser (as Major George Pappas)
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