| Pride of the Marines | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1945) | |||||
| Biography, Romance | |||||
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| Leonard Bremen | Lenny - Guadalcanal Survivor | |
| Anthony Caruso | Johnny Rivers | |
| Dane Clark | Lee Diamond | |
| James Conaty | Naval Officer | |
| Rosemary DeCamp | Virginia Pfeiffer | |
| Ann Doran | Ella Mae Merchant | |
| Warren Douglas | Kebabian | |
| Charles Evans | Officer presenting Al with Distinguished Cross Medal | |
| John Garfield | Albert A. Schmid | |
| Mary Gordon | Lady at bus stop | |
| William Haade | Man at bus stop | |
| William Hudson | Joe - Soldier in Hospital | |
| Fred Kelsey | Man in Bowling Alley / New Year's Eve Celebrant | |
| Don McGuire | Bill aka Irish | |
| Moroni Olsen | Capt. Burroughs |
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| Producer | Jerry Wald
Jack L. Warner |
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| Writer | Delmer Daves
Albert Maltz |
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| Cinematography | J. Peverell Marley
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| Musician | Franz Waxman
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Oscar-nominated story based upon the real-life U.S. Marine Al Schmid who was blinded while fighting the Japanese and struggled to adapt to civilian life. Starring Oscar-nominees John Garfield ("The Postman Always Rings Twice," "Gentleman's Agreement") and Eleanor Parker |
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