| Teahouse of the August Moon, The | |||||
| Warner Brothers (1956) | |||||
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| Marlon Brando | Sakini | |
| Glenn Ford | Capt. Fisby | |
| Machiko Kyô | Lotus Blossom | |
| Eddie Albert | Capt. McLean | |
| Paul Ford | Col. Wainwright Purdy III | |
| Jun Negami | Mr. Seiko | |
| Nijiko Kiyokawa | Miss Higa Jiga | |
| Mitsuko Sawamura | Little Girl | |
| Harry Morgan | Sgt. Gregovich | |
| Carlo Fiore | Soldier | |
| Machiko Kyo | ||
| Elizabeth Taylor | ||
| James Mason | ||
| George C. Scott | ||
| Robert Forster | ||
| Brian Keith | ||
| Julie Harris | ||
| G.D. Spradlin | ||
| Beatrice Straight | ||
| John Grayson | Soldier | |
| Harry Harvey Jr. | Soldier | |
| Miyoshi Jingu | Old Woman on Jeep | |
| Roger McGee | Soldier | |
| Dansho Miyazaki | Sumata's Father |
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| Producer | Jack Cummings
John Houseman Ray Stark |
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| Writer | John Patrick
Vern J. Sneider Gladys Hill Charles Lederer |
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| Cinematography | John Alton
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| Musician | Saul Chaplin
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>Teahouse Of The August Moon Brando shows his comedy chops! In a delightful change of pace, he's an interpreter in post-World War II Okinawa who bucks U.S. military men Glenn Ford and Paul Ford in order to build a teahouse - complete with geishas. < |
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