Bombers B-52 (1957) |
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| Director(s) | Gordon Douglas |
| Producer(s) | Richard Whorf |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, War |
| Top Topics | Aviation |
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Natalie Wood(as Lois Brennan)
Bombers B-52
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1957
Bombers B-52
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1957
Natalie Wood
(as Lois Brennan)
Karl Malden(as Master Sergeant Chuck V. Brennan, Line Chief)
Bombers B-52
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1957
Bombers B-52
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1957
Karl Malden
(as Master Sergeant Chuck ...)
Marsha Hunt(as Edith Brennan)
Bombers B-52
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1957
Bombers B-52
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1957
Marsha Hunt
(as Edith Brennan)
Russ Conway(as General Tyler)
Bombers B-52
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1957
Bombers B-52
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1957
Russ Conway
(as General Tyler)
Ann Doran(as Sylvia Slater)
Bombers B-52
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1957
Bombers B-52
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1957
Ann Doran
(as Sylvia Slater)
John Doucette(as Nielson)
Bombers B-52
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1957
Bombers B-52
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1957
John Doucette
(as Nielson)
James Garner(as Anchor)
Bombers B-52
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1957
Bombers B-52
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1957
James Garner
(as Anchor)
Henry Kulky(as Calvin, Truck Driver at Cafe)
Bombers B-52
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1957
Bombers B-52
Released
1957
Henry Kulky
(as Calvin, Truck Driver a...)
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Bombers B-52 (1957) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Gordon Douglas and produced by Richard Whorf.
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This movie's dedication shown at the end of the film states: "With grateful appreciation for the cooperation of the United States Air Force we proudly dedicate this picture to the crew chiefs and ground personnel - - the indispensable men who contribute so much to our airpower."
The Warner Brothers production notes for this movie state that it was predominantly filmed at two United States Air Force Bases in California. These were Castle Air Force Base, Merced County and March Air Force Base (now March Joint Air Reserve Base), Riverside County.
Natalie Wood received top star name above the title billing for her role as Lois Brennan in this movie yet her role is only supporting one and is only a minor part.
The new at-the-time B-52 Stratofortress bomber airplanes as featured in this movie weighed 500,000 pounds and could fly at a speed of 650+ miles per hour and travel 17,000 miles without actually stopping, according to a review in 'The Hollywood Reporter'.