| D-Day - The Sixth Of June | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1956) | |||||
| Action, Drama, War | |||||
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| Edmond O'Brien | Col. Alex Timmer | |
| Robert Taylor | Capt. Brad Parker | |
| Richard Todd | Col. John Wynter | |
| John Williams | Brig. Russell | |
| Dana Wynter | Valerie Russell | |
| John Williams (II) | ||
| Cyril Delevanti | Coat Room Attendant | |
| Ross Elliott | Maj. Mills | |
| Jerry Paris | Raymond Boyce | |
| Alex Finlayson | Col. Harkens | |
| Robert Gist | Dan Stenick |
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| Producer | Charles Bracket
Charles Brackett |
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| Writer | Harry Brown
Ivan Moffat Lionel Shapiro |
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Robert Taylor stars in a tale of combat heroism and romantic sacrifice. In this electrifying film, Robert Taylor portrays Captain Brad Parker, an American officer on the front lines on June 6, 1944 - D-Day - when 3,000,000 men, 11,000 planes and 4,000 ships will come together to invade Normandy and determine the world's future. And since Parker and his commander (Richard Todd) are in love with the same woman (Dana Wynter), the day's fighting will also determine which of two men can return home to her. Also featuring Edmond O'Brien, D-Day The Sixth of June is a moving story of courage and sacrifice both on and off the battlefield. |
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