None But the Brave (1965)

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Release Date: Feb 25, 1965 Wide

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Frank Sinatra took over the directors' chair for the first (and only) time in this unusual WWII drama. Lt. Kuroki (Tatsuya Mihashi) is the leader of a Japanese platoon stranded on a remote Pacific island, where with an iron hand he oversees the construction of a rescue ship. An American plane crash-lands on the island, leading to a skirmish between the two rag-tag legions; eventually, both sides call a truce, and medical officer Maloney (Sinatra) treats a Japanese soldier who was seriously

Unrated, 1 hr. 45 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Classics

Directed By: Frank Sinatra

In Theaters: Feb 25, 1965 Wide

On DVD: May 13, 2008

Cast

Frank Sinatra
Chief Pharmacist's Mate...
Clint Walker
Capt. Dennis Bourke
Tommy Sands
Second Lt. Blair
Brad Dexter
Sgt. Bleeker
Tony Bill
Air Crewman Keller
Tatsuya Mihashi
Lt. Kuroki
Takeshi Kat�
Sgt. Tamura
Sammy Jackson
Cpl. Craddock
Richard Bakalyan
Cpl. Ruffino
Rafer Johnson
Pvt. Johnson
Jimmy Griffin
Pvt. Dexter
Christopher Dark
Private Searcy
Don Dorrell
Private Hoxie
Phillip Crosby
Pvt. Magee
Roger Ewing
Pvt. Swensholm
Kenji Sahara
Cpt. Fujimoto
Toru Ibuki
Pvt. Arikawa
Susumu Kurobe
Pvt. Goro
Richard Sinatra
Private Roth
Laraine Stephens
Lorie
Hisao Dazai
Pvt. Tokumaru
James E. McLarty
Patrol Member
Takashi Inagaki
Pvt. Ishii

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... a familiar lesson in the futility of war, but [director Frank] Sinatra has an easy way with the actors and lets them carry the scenes.

May 3, 2008 Full Review Source: Turner Classic Movies Online

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Sean Axmaker

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Not too bad World War II drama. Frank Sinatra's performance is lacking sincerity, but the rest of the cast does a good job. Good story, but a little predictable. Well produced, good cinematography.

December 4, 2009

James Higgins

The budget was definately economy. Sinatra was the producer, director and had a starring role in the film as well. He wasnt John Ford as a director but the performances of the film keep the low budget quality in check. The message of the film in my opinion was ahead of its time in the sense that it was released during

June 8, 2008