Cast & Crew

Directed by

John Farrow

Writing Credits

W.R. Burnett
(screenplay) and
Frank Butler
(screenplay)
W.R. Burnett
(story) (uncredited)
Lawrence Hazard
(contributing writer) (uncredited)
Sloan Nibley
(contributing writer) (uncredited)

Cast

Brian Donlevy
Maj. Geoffrey Caton
Macdonald Carey
Lt. Bruce Cameron
Robert Preston
Pvt. Joe Doyle
William Bendix
Pvt. Aloysius K. 'Smacksie' Randall
Albert Dekker
Shad McClosky
Walter Abel
Cmdr. Roberts
Mikhail Rasumny
Ivan Probenzky
Rod Cameron
Capt. Pete Lewis
Bill Goodwin
Sgt. Higbee / Narrator
Damian O'Flynn
Capt. Bill Patrick
Frank Albertson
Johnny Rudd
Joyce Arleen
Cynthia Caton
Hugh Beaumont
Captain
Barbara Britton
Sally Cameron
Hillary Brooke
Girl at the Inn
James Brown
Wounded Marine First Lieutenant
Robert Carson
Marine Spotting Reconnaissance Plane
Don Castle
Pvt. Cunkle
Luke Chan
Japanese Admiral
Spencer Chan
Japanese Captain
Jack Chapin
Squeaky Simpkins
Dane Clark
'Sparks' (radioman #1)
Russ Clark
Sergeant Major
Max Cole
Marine Pilot
Angelo Cruz
Rodrigo
Lester Dorr
Marine in Trench
Edward Earle
Commander
Frank Faylen
Marine Finding Skipper's Litter
Mary Field
Miss Pringle, Woman with Cynthia
Charles Flynn
Marine Pilot
William Forrest
Maj. Johnson
Paul Fung
Japanese Pilot
Edmund Glover
Gun Captain
Fred Graham
First Civilian
Alan Hale Jr.
Sight Setter
Earle 'Tex' Harris
Tex Hannigan
Sam Hayes
Radio Reporter
Mitchell Ingraham
Admiral
Jerry Jerome
Private / First Lookout (uncredited)
Marvin Jones
Tommy
Pete G. Katchenaro
Japanese Officer
Mike Lally
Marine Captain
Tommy Lee
Japanese Pilot
James B. Leong
Secretary to Japanese Envoy
Richard Loo
Mr. Saburo Kurusu
George Magrill
Second Civilian
Patti McCarty
Girl at the Inn
Malcolm 'Bud' McTaggart
Talker
Ivan Miller
Colonel
James Millican
Radio Operator
Dick Morris
Mechanic
Jack Mulhall
Dr. Parkman
Anthony Nace
Capt. Gordon
Mike Ragan
First Lieutenant
Joey Ray
Marine
Keith Richards
Sparks Wilcox
Willard Robertson
Col. Cameron
Rudy Robles
Triunfo
Jack Shea
Marine in Chow Line
John Sheehan
Pete Hogan
Phillip Terry
Pvt. 'Cookie' Warren
Charles Trowbridge
George Nielson
Philip Van Zandt
Cpl. Gus Goebbels
Billy Wilkerson
Marine Lieutenant
Bruce Wong
Japanese Captain
Frank Wong
Japanese Pilot
Victor Wong
Japanese Commander

Produced by

Buddy G. DeSylva
executive producer (uncredited)
Joseph Sistrom
producer (uncredited)

Music by

David Buttolph

Cinematography by

William C. Mellor
director of photography
Theodor Sparkuhl
director of photography

Editing by

Frank Bracht
LeRoy Stone

Art Direction by

Hans Dreier
A. Earl Hedrick
(as Earl Hedrick)

Set Decoration by

Bertram C. Granger
(as Bertram Granger)

Makeup Department

Wally Westmore
makeup artist
Robert Ewing
makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management

Ed Ralph
assistant production manager (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Hal Walker
second unit director
Harry Caplan
assistant director (uncredited)
Harve Foster
assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

Vernon Bane
props (uncredited)
Charles Baqueta
carpenter foreman (uncredited)
John L. Bennett
prop shop (uncredited)
Albert F. Burks
prop shop (uncredited)
Don Ceder
nursery (uncredited)
Sam Comer
supervising set decorator (uncredited)
Glen Daniels
props (uncredited)
M. Green
nursery (uncredited)
James W. Hoffman
prop shop (uncredited)
Wesley Jones
nursery (uncredited)
Roy Kreuger
props (uncredited)
Edward S. Lamber
prop shop (uncredited)
Jim Laston
laborer (uncredited)
Frank Lindsay Jr.
props (uncredited)
C. Lupton
laborer (uncredited)
John Meehan
assistant art director (uncredited)
Michael D. Moore
props (uncredited)
R. Recabaren
laborer (uncredited)
C. Sharer
nursery (uncredited)
Fred Shockey
painter (uncredited)
Oliver C. Stratton
props (uncredited)
S. Walton
laborer (uncredited)
Henry T.R. Webb
prop shop (uncredited)

Sound Department

John Cope
sound recordist
Philip Wisdom
sound recordist
Arnold Braun
sound mixer (uncredited)
A.D. Cook
stage engineer (uncredited)
George Hamer
p.a. operator (uncredited)
Cliff Hartley
sound grip (uncredited)
A.M. Morrison
stage engineer (uncredited)

Special Effects by

Barney Wolff
special effects (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

Farciot Edouart
process photography
Gordon Jennings
special photographic effects
W. Wallace Kelley
transparency camera (uncredited)

Stunts

Tom Blake
stunt performer (uncredited)
Fred Graham
stunts (uncredited)
Duke Green
stunts (uncredited)
Allen Pomeroy
stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

Elmer Dyer
aerial photographer
Harry Hallenberger
photographer: second unit
W. Wallace Kelley
aerial photographer (as Wallace Kelley)
William Austin
head grip (uncredited)
George Belisario
assistant camera (uncredited)
Mel Bledsoe
grip (uncredited)
Adolph Bricker
grip (uncredited)
O.S. Bryhn
camera mechanic (uncredited)
Tom DeLoyd
grip (uncredited)
Jack Francis
grip (uncredited)
Paul Harris
grip (uncredited)
E. Hazel
grip (uncredited)
Warren Hoag
electrician (uncredited)
Alan Jones
camera operator (uncredited)
Donald Biddle Keyes
still photographer (uncredited)
James Knott
camera operator (uncredited)
George Lancaster
clapstick operator (uncredited)
Gene Liggett
loader (uncredited)
Lionel Lindon
assistant camera (uncredited)
Ed Manriquez
grip (uncredited)
Harry Merland
assistant camera (uncredited)
Ted Powell
grip (uncredited)
Byron Seawright
assistant camera (uncredited)
Mike Semenario
grip (uncredited)
Edward Soderberg
assistant camera (uncredited)
Bill Stricker
grip (uncredited)
Lothrop B. Worth
assistant camera (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

John Morris Foster
wardrobe (uncredited)
Pat Williams
wardrobe (uncredited)

Location Management

L.R. Davidson
location auditor (uncredited)

Music Department

Herman Hand
orchestrator (uncredited)
George Parrish
orchestrator (uncredited)
Edward B. Powell
orchestrator (uncredited)
Conrad Salinger
orchestrator (uncredited)
Leo Shuken
orchestrator (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

George McNulty
script clerk (uncredited)

Transportation Department

L.D. McKnight
driver (uncredited)
Charles W. Robbins
driver (uncredited)
Ralph Shenk
driver (uncredited)
H.F. Woodward
driver (uncredited)

Additional Crew

Robert L. Denig
director of public relations (as Brig. Gen. Robert L. Denig USMC)
W.G. Farrell
liaison officer (as Lieutenant Colonel W.G. Farrell USMC)
John Hart
squadron commander (as Lieutenant Colonel John Hart USMC)
Thomas Holcomb
commandant (as Lieutenant General Thomas Holcomb USMC)
Francis E. Pierce
technical director (as Lieutenant Colonel Francis E. Pierce USMC)
Nicholas Presecans
special weapons detail (as Captain Nicholas Presecans USMC)
Ross E. Rowell
supervising officer (as Major General Ross E. Rowell USMC)
Charles Earl Cantor
timekeeper (uncredited)
Emilio Cigoli
italian voice dubbing: Brian Donlevy (uncredited)
Tom Coleman
stand-in (uncredited)
John O. Eiler
physician (uncredited)
Byron Fitzpatrick
stand-in (uncredited)
Robert M. Gillham
general press representative (uncredited)
Horace Griffin
stand-in (uncredited)
Ed Herring
contact man (uncredited)
Pino Locchi
italian voice dubbing: Rod Cameron (uncredited)
Augusto Marcacci
italian voice dubbing: Walter Abel (uncredited)
Clyde McCloud
stand-in (uncredited)
Edwin McQuoid
projectionist (uncredited)
Maurice Nelson
coordinator (uncredited)
Howard Pack
dog handler (uncredited)
Giulio Panicali
italian voice dubbing: Robert Preston (uncredited)
Nino Pavese
italian voice dubbing: Macdonald Carey (uncredited)
Carlo Romano
italian voice dubbing: William Bendix (uncredited)
Floyd Simonton
publicist (uncredited)
Nicholas Vehr
stand-in (uncredited)
Gaetano Verna
italian voice dubbing: Albert Dekker (uncredited)
Bill Wallace
contact man (uncredited)
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