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Marines, Let's Go

 
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Marines, Let's Go

  • Director: Raoul Walsh
  • AMG Rating: starstar
  • Genre: Comedy
  • Movie Type: Combat Films
  • Themes: Military Life
  • Main Cast: Tom Tryon, David Hedison, Tom Reese, William Tyler
  • Release Year: 1961
  • Country: US
  • Run Time: 104 minutes

Plot

This is a straightforward, unexceptional story about a platoon of Marines taken out of battle in Korea for some R & R in Tokyo, and then sent back to the front lines again. The four men are stereotypes found in many war stories: the simpatico country boy, the intellect though not overtly so, a rich, suave type, and a hard-as-nails tough-guy leader. These four friends are first seen in combat situations, then encountering all sorts of misadventures in Japan before they have to push off to do battle again. This was the penultimate film of director Raoul Walsh (who also provided the story for the script), unusual because he started directing in 1915 -- his career spanned fifty years. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide

Cast

Barbara Stuart - Ina Baxter; David Brandon - Newt Levells; Steve Baylor - Chase; Adoree Evans - Hawkins; Hideo Inamura - Pete Kono; Vince Williams - Hank Dyer; Fumiyo Fupimoto - Song Do; Henry Okawa - Yoshida; Linda Hutchings - Grace Blake; Peter Miller - Hawkins

Credit

Jack Martin Smith - Art Director, Alfred Ybarra - Art Director, Raoul Walsh - Director, Robert L. Simpson - Editor, Irving Gertz - Composer (Music Score), Ben Nye, Sr. - Makeup, Lucien Ballard - Cinematographer, Raoul Walsh - Producer, Derek N. Twist - Screenwriter, Raoul Walsh - Screenwriter, John Twist - Screenwriter

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