Destination Gobi (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Wise |
| Producer(s) | Stanley Rubin |
| Top Genres | Drama, War |
| Top Topics | World War II |
Featured Cast of Destination Gobi See More »
Richard Widmark(as CPO Samuel T. McHale)
Destination Gobi
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1953
Destination Gobi
Released
1953
Richard Widmark
(as CPO Samuel T. McHale)
Don Taylor(as Jenkins)
Destination Gobi
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1953
Destination Gobi
Released
1953
Don Taylor
(as Jenkins)
Max Showalter(as Walter Landers)
Destination Gobi
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1953
Destination Gobi
Released
1953
Max Showalter
(as Walter Landers)
Darryl Hickman(as Wilbur 'Coney' Cohen)
Destination Gobi
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1953
Destination Gobi
Released
1953
Darryl Hickman
(as Wilbur 'Coney' Cohen)
Martin Milner(as Elwood Halsey)
Destination Gobi
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1953
Destination Gobi
Released
1953
Martin Milner
(as Elwood Halsey)
Rodolfo Acosta(as Tomec)
Destination Gobi
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1953
Destination Gobi
Released
1953
Rodolfo Acosta
(as Tomec)
Edgar Barrier(as Yin Tang)
Destination Gobi
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1953
Destination Gobi
Released
1953
Edgar Barrier
(as Yin Tang)
Willis Bouchey(as Capt. Gates)
Destination Gobi
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1953
Destination Gobi
Released
1953
Willis Bouchey
(as Capt. Gates)
Destination Gobi Overview:
Destination Gobi (1953) was a War - Drama Film directed by Robert Wise and produced by Stanley Rubin.
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Destination Gobi Quotes:
[Walter flirts successfully with a Mongolian woman]
Jenkins: Well, looks like you made a hit, Walter my boy. Tell me, how do you do it?
Walter Landers: My training as a meterorologist. I can take one look at a girl and tell weather.
See More Quotes from Destination GobiJenkins: Well, looks like you made a hit, Walter my boy. Tell me, how do you do it?
Walter Landers: My training as a meterorologist. I can take one look at a girl and tell weather.
Destination Gobi Facts
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Willis Bouchey was originally signed to play "Capt. Briggs," but he appeared as "Capt. Gates".
Robert Wise's first color film.
Nixon and Fallen, NV were both used as location sites, and Piute Indians residing on a reservation in Nixon played Mongol extras.
A January 20, 1952 Los Angeles Times article speculated that Richard Basehart, William Lundigan, David Wayne and Gary Merrill were going to be cast in the film.