MacArthur
15/07/1977
The film portrays MacArthur's life from 1942, before the Battle of Bataan, to 1952, the time after he had been removed from his Korean War command by President Truman for insubordination, and is recounted in flashback as he visits West Point.
Movie Information
Gregory Peck
as Douglas MacArthur
Ivan Bonar
as Lt. Gen. Richard K. Sutherland
Ward Costello
as Gen. George C. Marshall
Nicolas Coster
as Colonel Sidney Huff
Marj Dusay
as Jean MacArthur
Ed Flanders
as President Harry S. Truman
Warde Donovan
as General Shepherd
Branscombe Richmond
as Korean Soldier
Jerry Holland
as Aide
Art Fleming
as The Secretary
Russell Johnson
as Admiral King
Sandy Kenyon
as General Wainwright
Robert Mandan
as Representative Martin
Allan Miller
as Colonel Diller
Dan O'Herlihy
as President Roosevelt
Dick O'Neill
as Colonel Whitney
Addison Powell
as Admiral Nimitz
Tom Rosqui
as General Sampson
G. D. Spradlin
as General Eichelberger
Kenneth Tobey
as Admiral Halsey
Garry Walberg
as General Walker
Lane Allan
as General Marquat
Barry Coe
as Television Reporter
Everett Cooper
as General Krueger
Charles Cyphers
as General Harding
Manuel DePina
as Prettyman
Jesse Dizon
as Castro
Philip Kenneally
as Admiral Doyle
John McKee
as Admiral Leahy
Walter O. Miles
as General Kenney
Gerald Peters
as General Blamey
Eugene Peterson
as General Collins
Beulah Quo
as Ah Cheu
Alex Rodine
as General Derevyanko
Yuki Shimoda
as Prime Minister Shidehara
Fred Stuthman
as General Bradley
Harvey Vernon
as Admiral Sherman
William Wellman Jr.
as Lieutenant Bulkeley
John Fujioka
as Emperor Hirohito
Robert V. Barron
as POW (uncredited)
Klair Bybee
as Burial Detail Soldier (uncredited)
Howard Fujimoto
as Korean Soldier (uncredited)
John Fujioka
as Emperor Hirohito (uncredited)
Arthur Godfrey
as Self (archive sound) (uncredited)
Bob Harks
as Reporter (uncredited)
David Custer Kelly
as Photographer on USS Missouri (uncredited)
Evan C. Kim
as Major Akio Sakud (uncredited)
Lloyd Kino
as Japanese Administrative Assistant (uncredited)
Branscombe Richmond
as Korean Soldier (uncredited)
Shane Sinutko
as Douglas (uncredited)
Ramon Sison
as Lieutenant Colonel (Hospital Commander, Corregidor) (uncredited)
Greg van Wey
as Sailor (uncredited)
John Stuart West
as Lieutenant Aames (uncredited)
Marion Yuh
as Mashito (uncredited)
