Posts from The Ringo Kid in thread „Halls of Montezuma (1950)“

    Thank you Keith. Also, in the Factual Errors thing about Sgt. Johnson and his white-handled revolver saying no real Marine would wear something like it in combat--he is wrong. Sgt. Johnson was NOT a combat Marine but an interpreter--which means his job was in intelligence and interrorgating prisoners which means--he spent 99% of his time far behind the lines and would never have been a target for a Japanese Sniper--let alone anything else. Also, folks like Patton and countless others-wore handguns with grips that were customized with Ivory or Sandstone handles.


    PS, after I get me mitts on more stills for Pork Chop Hill, im going to focus on getting some for this movie ;-))

    I know! I just want it to get a fair shake!!


    It's a great series, and close to my heart. My dad was in the Navy in the South Pacific, and piloted a Higgins Boat - most notably at Okinawa.



    Im a fan of Pacific War stuff-in fact--just watched the Marines best the Japanese in: Halls of Montezuma. ;-))

    Halls of Montezuma with, Richards, Widmark, Boone, Hylton, Robert Wagner, Walter (Jack) Palance, Bert Freed, Philip Ahn, Reginald Gardner, Robert Wagner, Martin Milner, Skip Homeier, Jack Webb, Neville Brand and Karl Malden:

    Widmark with Robert Wagner:

    Martin Milner:

    Milner (back) with Bert Freed (Slattery)

    Milner and Webb carrying Doc (Karl malden)

    Reginald Gardner (Interpreter/Sergeant) Widmark and Webb:

    Great shot of Widmark (Lt. Carl Anderson)

    Great shot of a Japanese Machine gunner:


    Great shot of Pvt Slattery (Bert Freed) on a flame-throwing Sherman tank:

    Good shot of a blinded Nevill Brand (the Platoon Sergeant:

    Richard Boon (Col Gilkillion) left side:

    Nice shot of the Interpreter-Sergeant (Reginald Gardner)

    Classic shot of Richard Hylton (Conroy) w/ his Garand:

    Robert Wagner and Doc (Karl Malden:

    Widmark, Webb and Boone:


    Palance with dying Homeier:

    B.A.R. gunner: Pretty Boy (Skip Homeier: