Powerful anti-war drama, with a unique point of view on Japanese-American relations.
Hell to Eternity (1960)
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Fresh:1
Rotten:0
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Runtime: 2 hrs 12 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: Based on the true story of WWII hero Guy Gabaldon, a Marine who was raised by a Japanese-American family. He daringly went behind enemy lines and convinced 2,000 Japanese soldiers to surrender. ... Based on the true story of WWII hero Guy Gabaldon, a Marine who was raised by a Japanese-American family. He daringly went behind enemy lines and convinced 2,000 Japanese soldiers to surrender. Packed with action, the film features Janssen before he found wider fame as TV's "Fugitive." [More]
Starring: Jeffrey Hunter, David Janssen, Vic Damone, Patricia Owens
Starring: Jeffrey Hunter, David Janssen, Vic Damone, Patricia Owens, Richard Eyer, Sessue Hayakawa
Director: Phil Karlson
Director: Phil Karlson
Producer: Irving H. Levin
Screenwriter: Ted Sherdeman
Story: Gil Doud
Composer: Leith Stevens
Screenwriter: Walter Robert Schmidt
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