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Overview

User Rating:

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Popularity:

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Director:

John Sturges

Writers:

Millard Kaufman (screenplay)
Tom T. Chamales (novel)

Contact:

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Release Date:

8 June 1960 (France) See more »

Genre:

Drama | War See more »

Tagline:

Kiss by kiss the time ran out and never so few were the moments left for love!

Plot:

During WW2, the American O.S.S. mounts covert operations against the Japanese army in the jungles of Burma.Full summary » | Add synopsis »

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Cast

(in credits order) (verified as complete)

	Frank Sinatra	...	Capt. Tom Reynolds
	Gina Lollobrigida	...	Carla Vesari
	Peter Lawford	...	Capt. Grey Travis
	Steve McQueen	...	Bill Ringa
	Richard Johnson	...	Capt. Danny De Mortimer
	Paul Henreid	...	Nikko Regas
	Brian Donlevy	...	Gen. Sloan
	Dean Jones	...	Sgt. Jim Norby
	Charles Bronson	...	Sgt. John Danforth
	Philip Ahn	...	Nautaung
	Robert Bray	...	Col. Fred Parkson
	Kipp Hamilton	...	Margaret Fitch
	John Hoyt	...	Col. Reed
	Whit Bissell	...	Capt. Alofson - Psychiatrist
	Richard Lupino	...	Mike Island
	Aki Aleong	...	Billingsly
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Henry Amargo	...	Scout (uncredited)
	Rayford Barnes	...	Soldier in Helicopter (uncredited)
	Charles Bateman	...	Pilot (uncredited)
	Chatu Singh Bedi	...	Pedestrian (uncredited)
	John Bryant	...	General Sloan's Aide (uncredited)
	Eugene Chan	...	Scout (uncredited)
	Spencer Chan	...	Merchant (uncredited)
	W.T. Chang	...	Elderly Chinese (uncredited)
	Kei Thin Chung	...	Boat Driver (uncredited)
	Isabel Cooley	...	Shan Girl (uncredited)
	Jim Cronin	...	Sergeant (uncredited)
	Noel De Souza	...	Secretary (uncredited)
	Ross Elliott	...	Colonel Dr. Barry (uncredited)
	Paul Fierro	...	Hindu Noble (uncredited)
	Harold Fong	...	Chinese Peasant (uncredited)
	Martin Fong	...	Scout (uncredited)
	Bhupesh Guha	...	Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
	James Hong	...	General Chao (uncredited)
	Dale Ishimoto	...	Scout (uncredited)
	Morgan Jones	...	Co-Pilot (uncredited)
	Clifford Kawada	...	Japanese Officer (uncredited)
	George Khoury	...	Headwaiter (uncredited)
	Robert Kino	...	La-Bung La (uncredited)
	Joe La Bate	...	Bellboy (uncredited)
	Guy Lee	...	Bye Ya (uncredited)
	Jay Lee	...	Chinese War Lord (uncredited)
	Allan Liu	...	Scout (uncredited)
	Leon Lontoc	...	Laurel (uncredited)
	Clarence Lung	...	Scout (uncredited)
	Mako	...	Soldier in Hospital (uncredited)
	Paul Maxwell	...	Co-Pilot (uncredited)
	Peter Miller	...	Cargo Man (uncredited)
	Rollin Moriyama	...	Scout (uncredited)
	Bong Nam	...	Kachin Scout (uncredited)
	Leo Needham	...	Pilot (uncredited)
	Maggie Pierce	...	Nurse (uncredited)
	James Shen	...	Chinese Soldier (uncredited)
	Reginald Lal Singh	...	Major Domo (uncredited)
	William Smith	...	MP Officer #1 (uncredited)
	Roy Taguchi	...	Japanese Officer (uncredited)
	George Takei	...	Soldier in Hospital (uncredited)
	Irene Tedrow	...	Head Nurse (uncredited)
	Marie Tsien	...	Eurasian Girl (uncredited)
	Lawrence Ung	...	Chinese Lieutenant (uncredited)

Directed by
John Sturges

Writing credits
Millard Kaufman		(screenplay)
Tom T. Chamales		(novel)

Produced by
Edmund Grainger	....	producer

Original Music by
Hugo Friedhofer

Cinematography by
William H. Daniels		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Ferris Webster

Art Direction by
Addison Hehr
Hans Peters

Set Decoration by
Henry Grace		(set decorations)
Richard Pefferle		(set decorations)

Makeup Department
Sydney Guilaroff	....	hair stylist
William Tuttle	....	makeup artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Robert E. Relyea	....	assistant director
Hank Moonjean	....	assistant director (uncredited)

Sound Department
Franklin Milton	....	recording supervisor

Special Effects by
Robert R. Hoag	....	special effects
Lee LeBlanc	....	special effects

Visual Effects by
Cliff Shirpser	....	effects camera operator (uncredited)

Stunts
Roy Jenson	....	stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Al Lane	....	camera operator (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Helen Rose	....	gowns: Gina Lollobrigida

Editorial Department
Charles K. Hagedon	....	color consultant

Music Department
Charles Wolcott	....	conductor
Robert Franklyn	....	orchestrator (uncredited)
Gil Grau	....	orchestrator (uncredited)
Pete Jolly	....	musician: piano (uncredited)
Max Rabinowitz	....	musician: piano (uncredited)
Uan Rasey	....	musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Herbert W. Spencer	....	orchestrator (uncredited)
Albert Woodbury	....	orchestrator (uncredited)

Crew verified as complete
Production Companies

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents)
Canterbury Productions (as A Canterbury Production) (as Canterbury Productions, Inc, also)

Distributors

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1959) (USA) (theatrical) (released by)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1960) (France) (theatrical)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1960) (West Germany) (theatrical)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1960) (Argentina) (theatrical)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1960) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1964) (USA) (TV) (pan/scan)
MGM/UA Home Entertainment (199?) (USA) (VHS) (pan/scan)
MGM/UA Home Entertainment (????) (USA) (DVD)
MGM/UA (198?) (West Germany) (VHS)
Warner Home Video (2005) (Germany) (DVD)
Warner Home Video (2005) (USA) (DVD)
Warner Home Video (2006) (USA) (DVD)

Other Companies

Panavision photographic lenses by (as Panavision®)

Additional Details

Also Known As:

"Never So Few" - USA (original title)
"Campaign Burma" - USA (alternative title)
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Parents Guide:

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Runtime:

125 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (Metrocolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1 See more »

Sound Mix:

4-Track Stereo (Westrex Recording System)

Certification:

Filming Locations:

India See more »

Company:

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)See more »

Doublage voix :

Frank Sinatra (V. F. : Bernard Noël) : Tom Reynolds
Gina Lollobrigida (V. F. : Julia Dancourt) : Carla Vesari
Peter Lawford (V. F. : Gabriel Cattand) : Grey Travis
Steve McQueen (V. F. : Marc Cassot) : Bill Ringa
Richard Johnson (V. F. : Michel Roux) : Danny de Mortimer
Paul Henreid (V. F. : Gérard Férat) : Nikko Regas
Brian Donlevy (V. F. : Jean Davy) : le général Sloan
Dean Jones (V. F. : Philippe Mareuil) : Jim Norby
Charles Bronson (V. F.: Henry Djanik) : John Danforth
Philip Ahn (V. F.: Serge Nadaud) : Nautaung
Robert Bray (V. F. : Michel Gudin) : le colonel Fred Parkson
Kipp Hamilton (V. F. : Nicole Riche) : Margaret Fitch
John Hoyt (V. F. : Jean-Henri Chambois) : le colonel Reed
Whit Bissell (V. F. : Maurice Dorléac) : le capitaine Alofson
James Hong (V. F. : Jacques Thébault) : le général Chao
Maggie Pierce (V. F. : Sophie Leclair) : une infirmière
Isabel Cooley (V. F. : Michèle Montel) : la fille shan
George Takei : Le soldat à l'hôpital

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