| 1941 | |||||
| Universal Studios (1979) | |||||
| Comedy, War | |||||
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| John Belushi | Capt. Wild Bill Kelso |
| Tim Matheson | Capt. Loomis Birkhead |
| Dan Aykroyd | Sgt. Frank Tree |
| Ned Beatty | Ward Douglas |
| Lorraine Gary | Joan Douglas |
| Murray Hamilton | Claude Crumn |
| Christopher Lee | Capt. Wolfgang von Kleinschmidt |
| Toshirô Mifune | Cmdr. Akiro Mitamura |
| Warren Oates | Col. Maddox |
| Robert Stack | Maj. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell |
| Director | Steven Spielberg
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| Producer | John Milius
Janet Healy |
| Writer | Robert Zemeckis
John Milius |
| Cinematography | Michael A. Fraker
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| Musician | John Williams
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It's been six days since the attack on Pearl Harbor. Panic grips California, supposedly the next target of the Japanese forces. Everywhere in California, people are suffering from war nerves. Chaos erupts all over the state. An Army Air Corps Captain, a civilian with a deranged sense of Nationalism, civilian defenders, and a Motor Pool crew all end up chasing a Japanese sub planning to attack LA. |
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