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| Warner Bros. (1955) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, War | |||||
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| Henry Fonda | Lt.(j.g.) Douglas A. 'Doug' Roberts | |
| James Cagney | Capt. Morton | |
| William Powell | Lt. 'Doc' | |
| Jack Lemmon | Ens. Frank Thurlowe Pulver | |
| Betsy Palmer | Lt. Ann Girard | |
| Ward Bond | Chief Petty Ofcr. Dowdy | |
| Philip Carey | Mannion (as Phil Carey) | |
| Nick Adams | Reber | |
| Perry Lopez | Rodrigues | |
| Ken Curtis | Yeoman 3rd Class Dolan | |
| Frank Aletter | Gerhart | |
| Tige Andrews | Wiley | |
| Harry Carey Jr. | Stefanowski | |
| Fritz Ford | Lindstrom | |
| William Hudson | Olson | |
| Buck Kartalian | Mason |
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| Producer | Leland Hayward
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| Writer | Thomas Heggen
Joshua Logan Frank Nugent Frank S. Nugent |
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The USS Reluctant carries cargo along World War II's forgotten Pacific seaways. Beyond the horizon, the real war passes its stir-crazy crew by. Mister Roberts, directed by John Ford and Mervyn LeRoy, is the classic story of men fighting to survive not war's dangers but it indignities. Henry Fonda's reprise of his Tony®-winning Broadway role returned him to movies after seven years away. Jack Lemmon won his first Academy Award® as hapless, lecherous Ensign Pulver. James Cagney's petty, scrappy Captain makes a fierce adversary. In his final film, William Powell makes world-weary Doc a sage for the ages. Mister Roberts has moments of unforgettable humor. But sadness tempers the comedy. No shot is fired. No blood is spilled. Yet Mister Roberts endures as one of our most truthful war sagas |
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