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MacArthur

MacArthur

6,3 /10 (90 Votes)
1977 EN 130 min

Overview

The film portrays MacArthur's life from 1942, before the Battle of Bataan, to 1952, when he was removed from his Korean War command by President Truman for insubordination, and is recounted in flashback as he visits West Point.

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Release date

15/07/1977

Votes

90

Popularity

1.4

Where the legend ends and the man begins.

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

130 min

Budget

$9,000,000

Revenue

$16,300,000

Gregory Peck

Gregory Peck

Douglas MacArthur

Ivan Bonar

Ivan Bonar

Lt. Gen. Richard K. Sutherland

Ward Costello

Ward Costello

Gen. George C. Marshall

Nicolas Coster

Nicolas Coster

Colonel Sidney Huff

Marj Dusay

Marj Dusay

Jean MacArthur

Ed Flanders

Ed Flanders

President Harry S. Truman

Warde Donovan

Warde Donovan

General Shepherd

Branscombe Richmond

Branscombe Richmond

Korean Soldier

No photo

Jerry Holland

Aide

No photo

Art Fleming

The Secretary

Russell Johnson

Russell Johnson

Admiral King

Sandy Kenyon

Sandy Kenyon

General Wainwright

Robert Mandan

Robert Mandan

Representative Martin

Allan Miller

Allan Miller

Colonel Diller

Dan O'Herlihy

Dan O'Herlihy

President Roosevelt

Dick O'Neill

Dick O'Neill

Colonel Whitney

Addison Powell

Addison Powell

Admiral Nimitz

Tom Rosqui

Tom Rosqui

General Sampson

G.D. Spradlin

G.D. Spradlin

General Eichelberger

Kenneth Tobey

Kenneth Tobey

Admiral Halsey

Garry Walberg

Garry Walberg

General Walker

No photo

Lane Allan

General Marquat

Barry Coe

Barry Coe

Television Reporter

No photo

Everett Cooper

General Krueger

Charles Cyphers

Charles Cyphers

General Harding

No photo

Manuel DePina

Prettyman

No photo

Jesse Dizon

Castro

No photo

Philip Kenneally

Admiral Doyle

John McKee

John McKee

Admiral Leahy

No photo

Walter O. Miles

General Kenney

No photo

Gerald Peters

General Blamey

No photo

Eugene Peterson

General Collins

Beulah Quo

Beulah Quo

Ah Cheu

Alex Rodine

Alex Rodine

General Derevyanko

Yuki Shimoda

Yuki Shimoda

Prime Minister Shidehara

Fred Stuthman

Fred Stuthman

General Bradley

No photo

Harvey Vernon

Admiral Sherman

William Wellman Jr.

William Wellman Jr.

Lieutenant Bulkeley

John Fujioka

John Fujioka

Emperor Hirohito

Robert V. Barron

Robert V. Barron

POW (uncredited)

No photo

Klair Bybee

Burial Detail Soldier (uncredited)

No photo

Howard Fujimoto

Korean Soldier (uncredited)

John Fujioka

John Fujioka

Emperor Hirohito (uncredited)

Arthur Godfrey

Arthur Godfrey

Self (archive sound) (uncredited)

Bob Harks

Bob Harks

Reporter (uncredited)

No photo

David Custer Kelly

Photographer on USS Missouri (uncredited)

Evan C. Kim

Evan C. Kim

Major Akio Sakud (uncredited)

Lloyd Kino

Lloyd Kino

Japanese Administrative Assistant (uncredited)

Branscombe Richmond

Branscombe Richmond

Korean Soldier (uncredited)

No photo

Shane Sinutko

Douglas (uncredited)

No photo

Ramon Sison

Lieutenant Colonel (Hospital Commander, Corregidor) (uncredited)

No photo

Greg van Wey

Sailor (uncredited)

John Stuart West

John Stuart West

Lieutenant Aames (uncredited)

No photo

Marion Yuh

Mashito (uncredited)

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