Director: Dalton Trumbo

Writer: Dalton Trumbo

From novel: Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo

Composer and Conductor: Jerry Fielding

Producer: Bruce Campbell

Keywords: Drama, WWI

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Timothy Bottoms	Actor	30-Aug-1951		That's My Bush!
Eduard Franz	Actor	31-Oct-1902	10-Feb-1983	The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake
Anthony Geary	Actor	29-May-1947		Luke Spencer on General Hospital
Marsha Hunt	Actor	17-Oct-1917		Johnny Got His Gun
Charles McGraw	Actor	10-May-1914	30-Jul-1980	Armored Car Robbery
Marge Redmond	Actor	14-Dec-1930		Sister Jacqueline on The Flying Nun
Jason Robards	Actor	26-Jul-1922	26-Dec-2000	All The President's Men
David Soul	Actor	28-Aug-1943		Hutch on Starsky and Hutch
Donald Sutherland	Actor	17-Jul-1935		The Dirty Dozen
Dalton Trumbo	Author	9-Dec-1905	10-Sep-1976	Johnny Got His Gun
Diane Varsi	Actor	23-Feb-1938	19-Nov-1992	Peyton Place

CAST

with
Timothy Bottoms	...   Joe Bonham
Jason Robards	...   Joe's Father
Kathy Fields	...   Kareen
Donald Sutherland	...   Christ
Marsha Hunt	...   Joe's Mother
Diane Varsi	...   Fourth Nurse
Donald Barry	...   Jody Simmons
Eric Christmas	...   Cpl. Timlon
Charles McGraw	...   Mike Burkeman
Eduard Franz	...   Col., Gen. Tillery
Byron Morrow	...   Brigadier General
Kerry MacLane	...   Joe Age 10
Sandy Brown Wyeth	...   Lucky
Craig Bovia	...   Little Guy
Peter Brocco	...   Ancient Prelate
Judy Howard Chaikin	...   Bakery Girl
Kendell Clarke	...   Hospital Offical
Dalton Trumbo	...   Orator
Maurice Dallimore	...   British Colonel
Robert Easton	...   Third Doctor
Larry Fleischman	...   Russ
Anthony Geary	...   Redhead
Edmund Gilbert	...   Priest
Ben Hammer	...   Second Doctor
Milton Barnes	...   First Reader
Lynn Hanratty	...   Elizabeth Age 6
Wayne Heffley	...   Captain
Ernestine Johnston	...   Farm Woman
Joseph Kaufman	...   Rudy
Mike Lee	...   Bill Harper
William Mims	...   Gentleman
Alice Nunn	...   Third Nurse
Marge Redmond	...   First Nurse
Jodean Russo	...   Second Nurse
David Soul	...   Swede
Peter Virgo, Jr.	...   Attendant

REVIEWS

Review by Lenna Doll (posted on 15-May-2009)

I've seen this film twice. Once, upon it's release in the early 70's and again, nearly 40 years later. That many years can change one's perspective on politics, life and of course, war. This film stands right up there with the novel as a declaration against war, and should be seen by anyone who thinks that wars are justified for any reason. Seeing it makes me wonder, how many soldiers throughout history have surived in a similar state that "Joe" was in.

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