L'azione continua

Titolo originale: Marine Raiders

1944
Approved
1h 30min

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Pat O'Brien, Ruth Hussey, and Robert Ryan in L'azione continua (1944)

A U.S. Marine major tries to keep his captain on the right track through combat on Guadalcanal, training new recruits in San Diego, and a relationship with a WAAAF while on leave in Australia.

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Sally Parker
(as Martha MacVicar)

Russell Wade

Lt. Tony 'Junior' Hewitt

Edmund Glover

Pvt. Miller

Robert Andersen

Lt. Harrigan

Michael St. Angel

Lt. Sherwood

Patrick O'Moore

Australian Doctor - Field Hospital

Harry Brown

Cook

Steve Barclay

A Soldier
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Tom Burton

Orderly
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Patricia Cameron

Nurse
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Gordon Carveth

Truck Driver
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Cliff Clark

Maj. Gen. Rider, Guadalcanal Marine Commander
(non citato nei titoli originali)

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Robert Ryan (Capt. Craig) enlisted in the Marines after this film was made and spent most of the war as a Drill Instructor at Camp Pendleton, California before being discharged in November of 1945. He would not appear in another film until Frontiere selvagge (1947).

Blooper
As Pat O'Brien and Robert Ryan are walking down the street, toward the USO. They can be seen to salute twice. The first time as they are walking down the street no member of military can be seen. Only men wearing fedora's and civilian clothes are seen walking down the street.

Citazioni
Lt. Ellen Foster: You look lovely.
Capt. Dan Craig: A marine's not supposed to look lovely.
Lt. Ellen Foster: You do.

Curiosità sui crediti
Opening credits prologue: (tickertape) 12 SEPT. 1942 ...... IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC UNITED STATES MARINES ON GUADALCANAL LAST NIGHT ENGAGED IN MINOR SKIRMISHES AND PATROL ACTIVITY. JAPANESE REINFORCEMENTS ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN LANDED. OUR POSITIONS REMAIN INTACT.

Colonne sonore
Marine Hymn
(uncredited)
Music by Jacques Offenbach
Heard as a theme

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8/10

Truly enjoyed the movie. Pat O'Brien was great.

Great movie, true to history as I have read. I am a history buff and have read World War II history. We need more movies of this value today. We need more praise of military today. I feel pride while watching this movie. Alway enjoy Pat O'Brien movies. The music score was a plus to this movie. History was followed to the true events. See the website for Marine Raiders. We must be proud of our Marine Raiders. Truly enjoyed this type of movies. Hollywood doesn't seem to produce this type of movie today. Maybe Hollywood should view the movies of the 1930's and 1940's. I enjoyed watching AMC and TBS for the old movies. Movies like Marine Raiders makes my Day.