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World War Ii | U.s. Marine
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Best Cinematography Color | 1943
Maureen O'Haras' first film in Technicolor. She looked so good in it that she later earned the nickname "Queen of Technicolor".
When Chris and Helene hear the incredible news of the Pearl Harbor bombing on the radio, Helene exclaims that "It's Orson Welles!" She's referring to the notorious "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast of October 1938, when Orson Welles and his Mercury Theater of the Air convinced at least thousands of Americans that Martians had landed in New Jersey.
Harry Morgan's film debut.
In the finale, John Payne is trying to change clothes while marching with his Marine Corps platoon. He later said that trying to remove and put on his trousers for this scene was the hardest part of the movie.
The exercise scene that takes place during basic training was filmed using real Marines stationed at San Diego Recruit Depot as extras.
"Sgt. Dixie Smith: Good morning, Roberts. Corporal: Good morning, Sergeant. You're up kind of early. Sgt. Dixie Smith: Yeah, I'm expecting a guest. Corporal: Don't tell me Cagney's coming down here to glorify the Marines again."
"Chris Winters: Don't be that way come on let's go Mary Carter: Sergeant? Sgt. Dixie Smith: Yes, Ma'm Mary Carter: Sergeant, can you explain to private Winters that as a Navy Nurse I hold the rank equivalent to a Lieutenant and at all times should be address in the same matter as a commissioner officer Chris Winters: A Lieutenant? Mary Carter: and he should state his business in a briefly and quickly matter as possible."
