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Jungle Patrol

1948 | 71m | English

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Eight fighter pilots hold off constant Japanese attacks during the construction of an airstrip in New Guinea.
Release Date: Nov 01, 1948
Director: Joseph M. Newman
Writer: Francis Swann, William Bowers, Robertson White
Genres: War
Keywords fighter pilot
Production Companies Frank Seltzer Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 08, 2024
Entered: Apr 26, 2024
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Name Character
Kristine Miller Jean Gillis
Arthur Franz Lt. 'Mace' Willard
Ross Ford Maj. Skipper Wright
Tommy Noonan Lt. 'Ham' Hamilton (as Tom Noonan)
Gene Reynolds Lt. Marion Minor
Richard Jaeckel Lt. Dick Carter
Mickey Knox Lt. Louie Rasti
Harry Lauter Lt. Derby
William Murphy Lt. Johnny Murphy
G. Pat Collins Sgt. Hanley
Name Job
Francis Swann Screenplay
Joseph M. Newman Director
William Bowers Story
Robertson White Adaptation
Mel Berns Makeup Artist
Mack Stengler Director of Photography
Bert Jordan Editor
Lewis J. Rachmil Executive In Charge Of Production
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Geronimo1967
5.0

This starts out with a degree of promise. A group of war-weary soldiers are facing overwhelming odds as they try to defend a remote island airstrip from the invading Japanese. "Mace" (Arthur Franz) commands this group of brave men but sadly, for the plot, he soon becomes romantically embroiled with ... a visiting forces entertainer "Jean" (Kristine Miller) and at this point the score turns all violin-led and the plot deteriorates into a rather soppy melodrama that rather negates the courageous story that we started with. It was obviously made for domestic consumption to bolster post-war audiences, but somehow the lightweight cast and rather wordy dialogue drown out what action scenes there actually are, leaving us with some interesting audio descriptions of the dogfighting overhead - and they sound authentic enough - but with little else. It's decently enough produced, but is little better than a standard afternoon B-feature that passes the time all too slowly.

Jan 08, 2023