This Is the Army (1943)
Movie Info
Cast
as Jerry Jones
as Eileen Dibble
as Johnny Jones
as Himself
as Maxie Stoloff
as Sgt. McGee
as Eddie Dibble
as Ethel
as Mrs. Davidson
as Rose Dibble
as Maj. Davidson
as Mrs. O'Brien
as Mrs. Nelson
as Herself
as Cafe Singer
as Singer
as Himself
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Ted Nelson
as Danny Davidson
as Blake Nelson
as Fathers of Soldier
as Fathers of Soldier
as Mike Nelson
as Marie Twardofsky
as Doorman
as Mrs. Twardofsky
as Waiter
as Soldier
as Stranger
as Soldiers at Camp Cook
as Soldier/Singer
as Soldier on Cot
as Old Timer's Wife
as Sports Announcer
as Franklin D. Roosevelt
as Mr. Jones - Recruit / 'Ladies of Chorus' Printer
as Mr. Green - Recruit
as Hunting Skit Comedian
as Soldier
as Mandy - In Yellow Dress
as Mandy's Beau
as Ladies of Chorus Plumber / Cigar Smoker in Canteen
as Magician in Skit
as Soldier
as Soldier
as Cpl. Mitchell on Telelphone Pole / Comic General in Acrobat
Critic Reviews for This Is the Army
All Critics (3) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (0) | DVD (1)
It's never less than fascinating, and there's a lot to be said for the kind of weird history lesson movies like this represent.
A great Fourth of July movie, big and bold and proud.
As American as apple pie.
Audience Reviews for This Is the Army
This Film has President Ronald Reagan in it, a very talented guy. Its a little while before he appears. Its made during WWII so its not as dramatic as most movies of Combat during that Era. Still with President Reagan in it deserves 3 1/2 stars.
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