December 7th (1943) |
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| Director(s) | John Ford, Gregg Toland |
| Producer(s) | John Ford |
| Top Genres | Action, Historical, Short Films, War |
| Top Topics | Aviation, World War II |
Featured Cast of December 7th See More »
Walter Huston(as Uncle Sam 'U.S.')
December 7th
Released
1943
December 7th
Released
1943
Walter Huston
(as Uncle Sam 'U.S.')
Harry Davenport(as Mr. 'C')
December 7th
Released
1943
December 7th
Released
1943
Harry Davenport
(as Mr. 'C')
Dana Andrews(as Ghost of US sailor killed at Pearl Harbor)
December 7th
Released
1943
December 7th
Released
1943
Dana Andrews
(as Ghost of US sailor kil...)
George O'Brien(as Narrator)
December 7th
Released
1943
December 7th
Released
1943
George O'Brien
(as Narrator)
Philip Ahn(as Shinto Priest)
December 7th
Released
1943
December 7th
Released
1943
Philip Ahn
(as Shinto Priest)
Ralph Byrd(as Reporter)
December 7th
Released
1943
December 7th
Released
1943
Ralph Byrd
(as Reporter)
Robert Lowery(as Pvt. Joseph Lockhart)
December 7th
Released
1943
December 7th
Released
1943
Robert Lowery
(as Pvt. Joseph Lockhart)
Irving Pichel(as Narrator)
December 7th
Released
1943
December 7th
Released
1943
Irving Pichel
(as Narrator)
December 7th Overview:
December 7th (1943) was a Action - Historical Film directed by John Ford and Gregg Toland and produced by John Ford.
December 7th Quotes:
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December 7th Facts
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John Ford was brought in to re-shoot some scenes, shoot new ones and re-edit the film after the Army expressed its displeasure with the results of original director Gregg Toland.
The Japanese planes attacking Pearl Harbor were US "Dauntless" bombers.
Walter Huston, who plays Uncle Sam, the personification of the United States, was born in Canada.