Story of G.I. Joe (18-Jun-1945)
Director: William A. Wellman Writers: Leopold Atlas; Guy Endore; Philip Stevenson Musical Score by: Ann Ronell; Louis Applebaum Producer: Lester Cowan Keywords: Drama, Biography, WWII, Journalism, North African Campaign War journalist Ernie Pyle is attached to the 18th Infantry as it fights through North Africa. Despite having been made during the war, not a propaganda film; the combat scenes are exceptionally realistic. Many of the players were soldiers and not professional actors. Among the first rank of WWII films. Received Oscar nominations for Best Actor, Best Screenplay, Best Original Song, and Best Dramatic Score. Entered 2009 into the National Film Registry.
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Burgess Meredith |
Actor |
16-Nov-1908 |
9-Sep-1997 |
Rocky and Grumpy Old Men |
Robert Mitchum |
Actor |
6-Aug-1917 |
1-Jul-1997 |
Cape Fear |
CAST Starring | Burgess Meredith | ... Ernie Pyle | | with | Robert Mitchum | ... Lt. Walker | Freddie Steele | ... Sgt. Warnicki | Wally Cassell | ... Pvt. Dondaro | Jimmy Lloyd | ... Pvt. Spencer | Jack Reilly | ... Pvt. Murphy | Bill Murphy | ... Pvt. Mew | | and | Combat Veterans -- Africa, Sicily, Italy | ... Themselves | | For the Combat Correspondents | Don Whitehead | ... Himself | George Lait | ... Himself | Chris Cunningham | ... Himself | Hal Boyle | ... Himself | Sgt. Jack Foisie | ... Himself | Bob Landry | ... Himself | Lucien Hubbard | ... Himself | Clete Roberts | ... Himself | Robert Reuben | ... Himself |
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