| No Man Is An Island | |||||
| Universal Studios (1962) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| Jeffrey Hunter | George R. Tweed | |
| Marshall Thompson | Jonn Sonnenberg | |
| Barbara Perez | 'Joe' Cruz | |
| Ronald Remy | Chico Torres | |
| Paul Edwards Jr. | Al Turney | |
| Rolf Bayer | Chief Schultz | |
| Vicente Liwanag | Vicente | |
| Fred Harris II | Roy Lund | |
| Lamberto V. Avellana | Mr. Shimoda | |
| Chichay | Mrs. Nakamura | |
| Paul Edwards | ||
| Bruno Punzalan | ||
| Joseph De Cordova | ||
| Mario Barri |
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| Producer | Richard Goldstone
John Monks, Jr. Rolf Bayer |
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| Writer | Richard Goldstone
John Monks, Jr. John Monks Jr. |
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| Musician | Restie Umali
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The Incredible True Adventure Of One Hero's War Of Survival. Jeffrey Hunter stars in this incredible true story of a lone Navy serviceman fighting for his survival on Japanese-occupied Guam during WWII. As Pearl Harbor is attacked, Navy radioman George Tweed (Hunter) finds himself trapped on the island of Guam. All other military personnel have either been killed or surrendered to the invading Japanese forces. Eluding capture, he alone must now find a way to evade the forces that hunt him down relentlessly in this suspense-packed action-thriller. |
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