Director:
Ray Kellogg
John Wayne
Tay Garnett
Delmer Daves
Starring: Robert Taylor John Wayne Cary Grant
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| BATAAN Robert Taylor and his squad battle alongside Filipino regiments in a last-ditch effort to destroy a strategic bridge before the Japanese capture of the Philippines. George Murphy, Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Nolan, Robert Walker and Desi Arnaz co-star in this fierce and stirring salute to World War II heroes. BACK TO BATAAN John Wayne portrays a squad commander in this heroic salute to the Philippine resistance forces who became effective guerrilla-warfare operatives against the invading Japanese in the years leading to General MacArthurs return. Anthony Quinn co-stars, Edward Dmytryk (The Young Lions) directs. DESTINATION TOKYO In the only military-action film he made during World War II, Cary Grant plays the skipper of a submarine making its battle-strewn way from San Francisco to the Aleutians and into the enemy's front yard. Under the taut direction of Delmer Daves (his directorial debut), John Garfield leads a stellar array of co-stars as boys-next-door gone to war. THE GREEN BERETS John Wayne stars in and co-directs this red-white-and-blue depiction of Americas Vietnam effort, based on Robin Moore's novel about the elite, uniquely trained soldiers of the Special Forces. David Janssen, Jim Hutton and Aldo Ray add star-power to the firepower. |
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Editor's Note
John Wayne, Cary Grant, and Robert Taylor fight on Asian soil in this thrilling collection of war films. Included here are BATAAN, BACK TO BATAAN, DESTINATION TOKYO, and THE GREEN BERETS. Please see individual titles for complete synopsis information.
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Cast & Crew
| Robert Taylor | |
| John Wayne | |
| Cary Grant | |
| Ray Kellogg - Director | |
| John Wayne - Director | |
| Tay Garnett - Director | |
| Delmer Daves - Director | |
| Edward Dmytryk - Director |

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