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First To Fight

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Rating
NRT
Duration
1h 37m
Year
1967
Language
English
Publisher
Warner Bros.

About

U.S. Marines are dug in and ready in First to Fight, a World War II saga that takes its title from the Marine Hymn, its battle savvy from the techical guidance of a Marine veteran of Saipan and Iwo Jima–and its power from a script by Star Trek veteran Gene L. Coon, himself a Marine sergeant during World War II and the Korean War.

Jack Connell (Chad Everett) survives overwhelming battle action on Guadalcanal. Yet his toughest test lies ahead. After a stateside hitch where he receives the Congressional Medal of Honor and marries, he's no longer a gung-ho devil dog when back in combat. Connell is frozen with fear–until an unflinching Sarge (Gene Hackman) rekindles his courage. Featured player Hackman would achieve acclaim and stardom later that year in another movie troop, playing Bonnie and Clyde's Buck Barrow.

Related Subjects

  • Drama
  • War

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Christian NybyDirector
    Chad EverettActor
    Marilyn DevinActor
    Dean JaggerActor
    Bobby TroupActor
    Claude AkinsActor
    Gene HackmanActor
    James BestActor
    Norman AldenActor
    Bobs WatsonActor