
Wake Island
Leathernecks... writing another glorious chapter of purposeful courage in America's history!
Aug. 11, 1942
01:27:00
NR
6.0
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Overview:
In late 1941, with no hope of relief or re-supply, a small band of United States Marines tries to keep the Japanese Navy from capturing their island base.
Description
December, 1941. With no hope of relief or re-supply, a small band of United States Marines tries to keep the Japanese Navy from capturing their island base.
Director:
John Farrow
Cast: Robert Carson Barbara Britton Frank Albertson Hugh Beaumont Walter Abel Lester Dorr Fred Graham Brian Donlevy Jack Mulhall Billy Wilkerson Richard Loo Phillip Terry Joey Ray William Bendix Dane Clark Marvin Jones Macdonald Carey Alan Hale Jr. James Millican Mike Lally Willard Robertson Charles Trowbridge Philip Van Zandt William Forrest Rod Cameron Hillary Brooke Mary Field Albert Dekker Frank Faylen Don Castle George Magrill Mike Ragan Charles Flynn Sam Hayes John Sheehan Robert Preston Mitchell Ingraham Keith Richards Victor Wong James Brown Jack Shea Edward Earle Mikhail Rasumny Bill Goodwin Damian O'Flynn Joyce Arleen Luke Chan Spencer Chan Jack Chapin Russ Clark Max Cole Angelo Cruz Paul Fung Edmund Glover Jerry Jerome Pete G. Katchenaro Tommy Lee James B. Leong Patti McCarty Malcolm 'Bud' McTaggart Ivan Miller Anthony Nace Rudy Robles Bruce Wong
Keywords:
Heroic Military Propaganda Main Characters Killed Off Year 1941 Reference To Franklin D. Roosevelt Reference To Hirohito Day Of Infamy Japanese Army Japan Country Flag Reprisal Coming Cowardly Attack Defiance Pearl Harbor Attack Determination Destruction Desperation Japanese Treachery Narration Man In Uniform Pacific Theater Reference To Wake Island Band 1940s Island Pacific Island Marines Golden Gate Bridge Machine Gun Cannon Bombardment Battle Historic Drama Death Of Hero Death Of Protagonist Main Character Shot Combat Last Stand Envoy Pet Dog German American Polish American Digging A Foxhole Courage Beach Bravery Foxhole Contractor Loyalty Death Of Wife Blacksmith Puppy Atoll Bombing Reference To Cordell Hull Reference To Pearl Harbor Natural Wipe Marine Hymn Shirtless Marine Retribution Coming Old Glory Flying Devastation Intense Violence Battlefield