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Baby Blue Marine

Year:

1976

Duration:

90 min

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

5.9

Director:

John D. Hancock

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1976-09-11

Filming Locations: Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, Oceanside, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Carole Ita White

Jan-Michael Vincent

Marion

Glynnis O'Connor

Rose

Katherine Helmond

Mrs. Hudkins

Dana Elcar

Sheriff Wenzel

Bert Remsen

Mr. Hudkins

Bruno Kirby

Pop Mosley (as B. Kirby Jr.)

Richard Gere

Raider

Art Lund

Mr. Elmore

Michael Conrad

Drill Instructor

Allan Miller

Capt. Bittman

Michael LeClair

Barney Hudkins

Will Seltzer

Pvt. Phelps

Kenneth Tobey

Buick Driver

Lelia Goldoni

Mrs. Townsley

Marshall Efron

Cook

Barton Heyman

Barber

Adam Arkin

Rupe

Damon Douglas

Dobbs

Barry Greenberg

Idiot #1

John Blyth Barrymore

Idiot #2

John Calvin

Paratrooper

Richard Narita

Masamura

Evan C. Kim

Harakawa

Keone Young

Katsu

Phyllis Glick

Girl Behind Bus Counter

William Martel

Bartender

Warren Burton

Second Serviceman

Abraham Alvarez

First Serviceman

Bill Sorrells

Coach

Duncan Gamble

Sailor

Tita Bell

Girl #1

Lani O'Grady

Girl #2

Barbara Dodd

Mother

Tom Lee McFadden

First S.P

James Carroll

Second S.P (as James Lough)

John Drew Barrymore

(uncredited)

Jay Rasumny

Marine on bus 'Hey Betty Grable - you're O.K.' (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The uncredited role for John Drew Barrymore became his final film appearance before becoming a recluse for the next quarter century.

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Goofs

During the flag ceremony at the Japaneses Internment Camp, the wrong bugle call is sounded. They are lowering the flag at the end of the day, and that is called a "Retreat" ceremony. The bugle call you are hearing is, "Retreat", which is the first of two bugle calls that are sounded. When "Retreat" is sounded, it lets everyone know to stop and face towards the flag. The salute isn't presented until the second bugle call, "To The Colors", begins, as the flag is being lowered. In this movie, we never actually hear the bugle call, "To The Colors".