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Pride of the Marines
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Synopsis
John Garfield stars as Al Schmid, a true-life marine who served in World War II. Schmid becomes a hero at Guadalcanal, defending a machine gun post and killing 200 Japanese before he is permanently blinded by a grenade. Despite being awarded the Navy Cross, Schmid returns home embittered by his disability. After a long and grueling convalescence, he is shaken back to life by his girl friend Ruth (Eleanor Parker) and his best pal (Dane Clark), neither of whom allow Al to wallow in self-pity. The pride in Pride of the Marines comes from Al Schmid's ultimate realization that his sacrifice was worthwhile, and that his sightlessness need not prevent him from leading a full and rewarding life. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Cast

Lennie Bremen Lenny
Anthony Caruso Johnny Rivers
Dane Clark Lee Diamond
John Compton Corporal
Tom D'Andrea Tom
Rosemary de Camp Virginia Pfeiffer
Ann Doran Ella Merchant
Warren Douglas Kebabian
Moroni Olsen Capt. Burroughs
Eleanor Parker Ruth Hartley
Stephen Richards Ainslee
John Ridgely Jim Merchant
John Sheridan Second Marine
Ann E. Todd Lucy Merchant
Don McGuire Irish
John Miles Lieutenant
Michael Browne Corpsman
John Garfield Al Schmid

Production Crew

Leo K. Kuter Art Director
J. Peverell Marley Cinematographer
Franz Waxman Composer (Music Score)
Milo Anderson Costume Designer
Delmer Daves Director
Owen Marks Editor
Perc Westmore Makeup
Leo F. Forbstein Musical Direction/Supervision
Jerry Wald Producer
Albert Maltz Screenwriter
Marvin Borowsky Screenwriter
Walter F. Tilford Set Designer
Roger Butterfield Short Story Author
Roger Butterfield Short Story Author
Stan Jones Sound/Sound Designer
Edwin DuPar Special Effects
Robert Burks Special Effects
Year: 1945
Runtime: 119
Country: USA
MPAA Rating: NR
Category: Feature

Genre
Drama
War

Produced by
Warner Brothers

Release
by Warner Brothers

Awards
1945 - 10 Best Films - New York Times