| 1941 - Special Edition | |||||
| Universal Studios (1979) | |||||
| Comedy, War | |||||
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| Dan Aykroyd | Sgt. Frank Tree | |
| Ned Beatty | Ward Douglas | |
| John Belushi | Capt. Wild Bill Kelso | |
| Lorraine Gary | Joan Douglas | |
| Murray Hamilton | Claude Crumn | |
| Christopher Lee | Capt. Wolfgang von Kleinschmidt | |
| Tim Matheson | Capt. Loomis Birkhead | |
| Toshiro Mifune | ||
| Warren Oates | Col. 'Madman' Maddox | |
| Robert Stack | Maj. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell | |
| Bobby Di Cicco | Wally Stephens | |
| Toshirô Mifune | Cmdr. Akiro Mitamura | |
| Treat Williams | ||
| Nancy Allen |
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| Producer | Buzz Feitshans
John Milius Janet Healy |
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| Writer | Robert Zemeckis
Bob Gale John Milius |
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| Cinematography | Michael A. Fraker
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| Musician | John Williams
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Los Angeles just days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, when fear of a Japanese invasion threw the city into a state of Pandemonium. Screwball characters run wild on Hollywood Boulevard as manic servicemen, zealous store owners, teary-eyed girls and bickering Nazis are thrown together in this fast-rising comic soufflé that even features a sendup of Spielberg's own Jaws opening. |
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