Toward the Unknown (1956) |
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| Director(s) | Mervyn LeRoy |
| Producer(s) | Mervyn LeRoy, Beirne Lay Jr. |
| Top Genres | Drama |
| Top Topics | Aviation |
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William Holden(as Maj. Lincoln Bond)
Toward the Unknown
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1956
Toward the Unknown
Released
1956
William Holden
(as Maj. Lincoln Bond)
Lloyd Nolan(as Brig. Gen. Bill Banner)
Toward the Unknown
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1956
Toward the Unknown
Released
1956
Lloyd Nolan
(as Brig. Gen. Bill Banner)
Charles McGraw(as Col. 'Mickey' McKee)
Toward the Unknown
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1956
Toward the Unknown
Released
1956
Charles McGraw
(as Col. 'Mickey' McKee)
Murray Hamilton(as Maj. Bromo Lee)
Toward the Unknown
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1956
Toward the Unknown
Released
1956
Murray Hamilton
(as Maj. Bromo Lee)
Paul Fix(as Lt. Gen. Bryan Shelby)
Toward the Unknown
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1956
Toward the Unknown
Released
1956
Paul Fix
(as Lt. Gen. Bryan Shelby)
James Garner(as Lt. Col. Joe Craven)
Toward the Unknown
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1956
Toward the Unknown
Released
1956
James Garner
(as Lt. Col. Joe Craven)
Karen Steele(as Polly Craven)
Toward the Unknown
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1956
Toward the Unknown
Released
1956
Karen Steele
(as Polly Craven)
Malcolm Atterbury(as Hank)
Toward the Unknown
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1956
Toward the Unknown
Released
1956
Malcolm Atterbury
(as Hank)
Toward the Unknown Overview:
Toward the Unknown (1956) was a Drama - Film directed by Mervyn LeRoy and produced by Mervyn LeRoy and Beirne Lay Jr..
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The "Gilbert XF-120" is actually the prototype Martin XB-51, an unsuccessful tactical bomber design.
Feature film debut of James Garner.
The uncredited little boy playing actor James Garner's son is five-year old actor Jon Provost who a year later would start playing "Timmy" in the TV series Lassie.
Actor Lloyd Nolan's character is based on General Al Boyd, an AFFTC Commander who was instrumental in the testing and developing of numerous new aircraft at Edwards during the 1940's and 50's.
X-2 taxiing and takeoff shots were a mix of actual X-2 glide and powered flight footage.