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George C. Scott | General George S. Patton, Jr. | |
Karl Malden | General Omar N. Bradley | |
Stephen Young | Captain Chester B. Hansen | |
Michael Strong | Brigadier General Hobart Carver | |
Carey Loftin | General Bradley's Driver (as Cary Loftin) | |
Albert Dumortier | Moroccan Minister | |
Frank Latimore | Lieutenant Colonel Henry Davenport | |
Morgan Paull | Captain Richard N. Jenson | |
Karl Michael Vogler | Field Marshal Erwin Rommel | |
Bill Hickman | General Patton's Driver | |
Patrick J. Zurica | 1st Lt. Alexander Stiller | |
James Edwards | Sgt. William George Meeks | |
Lawrence Dobkin | Col. Gaston Bell | |
David Bauer | Lt. Gen. Harry Buford | |
John Barrie | Air Vice-Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham | |
Siegfried Rauch | Capt. Oskar Steiger | |
Michael Bates | Field Marshal Sir Bernard Law Montgomery |
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Producer | Frank McCarthy
Frank Caffey |
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Writer | Ladislas Farago
Omar N. Bradley Francis Ford Coppola Edmund H. North |
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"One of the most superlative American films." - The Wall Street Journal This spectacular tribute to one of the most extraordinary figures of World War II, General George S. Patton, Jr., won seven 1970 Academy Awards®: Best Picture; Director (Franklin J. Schaffner); Writing, Story and Screenplay Based on Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced; Sound; Film Editing; Art Direction-Set Direction; and Best Actor for George C. Scott. Scott's unflinching portrayal of the controversial military leader shows him as he was: beloved and despised, charismatic and confrontational. General Patton was a brilliant strategist, a pious man who swore up a storm - and his skills led the United States into the most famous and pivotal battles of the war in Europe. |
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