Summary
Bombardier is an American war film first released in 1943,
directed by Richard Wallace and Lambert Hillyer.
The film stars Eugene L. Eubank, Pat O’Brien, Randolph Scott, Anne Shirley and Eddie Albert.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Richard Wallace, Lambert Hillyer
- Script: John Twist, Martin Rackin
- Photo: Nicholas Musuraca
- Music: Roy Webb
- Cast: Eugene L. Eubank (Himself), Pat O’Brien (Major Chick Davis), Randolph Scott (Captain Buck Oliver), Anne Shirley (Burton Hughes), Eddie Albert (Tom Hughes), Walter Reed (Jim Carter), Robert Ryan (Joe Connors), Barton MacLane (Sergeant Archie Dixon), Leonard Strong (Japanese Officer), Richard Martin (Chito Rafferty), Russell Wade (Paul Harris), John Miljan (Chaplain Charlie Craig), Charles Russell (Instructor), Murray Alper (Little Boy – Spy), Stanley Andrews (Congressman), Joan Barclay (Buck’s Secretary), Hugh Beaumont (Soldier), Abner Biberman (Japanese Sergeant), Charles D. Brown (Officer at Briefing), John Calvert (Calvert the Magician), James Craven (Major Morris), Eddie Dew (Chick’s B-17 Co-Pilot), Bruce Edwards (Lieutenant Ellis), Martin Faust (Soldier Identifying Harris and Hughes), Walter Fenner (Congressman), Paul Fix (Big Guy – Spy), Charles Flynn (Radio Operator), George Ford (Co-Pilot), Erford Gage (Meyer), Bud Geary (Sergeant), Kirby Grant (Pilot), Eddie Hall (Douglas A-20 Crewman), Neil Hamilton (Colonel), Herbert Heyes (General), Russell Hoyt (Photographer), Lloyd Ingraham (Colonel), John James (Buck’s B-17 Co-Pilot), Joe King (General Barnes), Mike Lally (Co-Pilot), Harold Landon (Pete Jordan), Warren Mace (Co-Pilot), Wayne McCoy (Instructor), Robert Middlemass (Officer), Bert Moorhouse (Congressman), Paul Parry (Captain Driscoll), Edward Peil Sr. (Officer), Joey Ray (Navigator), Cyril Ring (Captain Randall), John Sheehan (Congressman), Lee Shumway (Officer), Margie Stewart (Mamie Foster), Larry Wheat (Doctor), Dick Winslow (Navigator), Allen Wood (Army Clerk)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 99 min; B&W
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