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Product Summary
| Top gun john wayne leads a heroic squadron of american mercenary pilots against an overwhelming japanese air force in sky-blazing WWII action. |
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Editor's Note
John Wayne is the leader of a squadron of American pilots-for-hire in China, pre-Pearl Harbor. The men are wildly outnumbered by the Japanese, and also deal with difficulties within their own ranks. Excellent air combat scenes, some taut military-court drama, and even a little romance between Wayne and a lovely British nurse.
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Features
| DVD, Sensormatic, No Longer Produced |
Technical Info
Release Information |
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| Studio: Lions Gate | |
| Release Date: 11/9/2004 | |
| Running Time: 102 minutes | |
| Original Release Date: 1942 | |
| Catalog ID: 10998 | |
| UPC: 00017153109986 | |
| Number of Discs: 1 | |
Audio & Video |
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| Original Language: English | |
| Available Audio Tracks: English | |
| Video: B&W | |
Cast & Crew
| Anna Lee | |
| John Carroll | |
| John Wayne | |
| Paul Kelly | |
| Jack A. Marta - Cinematographer | |
| David Miller - Director | |
| Victor Young - Musical Score | |
| Edmund Grainger - Producer | |
| Kenneth Gamet - Writer | |
| Barry Trivers - Writer |
Plot Summary
John Wayne is fightin' mad as the squadron leader of a group of American pilots-for-hire in World War II China. Not only are they wildly outnumbered by the Japanese, but they have plenty of problems within their own ranks. Things really heat up after the Duke's best friend gets a couple of pilots killed thanks to his pointless hotdogging. Wayne stands by his friend, helps the Chinese people, and manages to pitch a little woo with one of the British nurses on the scene; all in all, not a bad day's work.
Awards
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Oscar (1943) |
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Daniel J. Bloomberg, Howard Lydecker, Nominee, Best Effects, Special Effects |
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Victor Young, Nominee, Best Music, Scoring Of A Dramatic Or Comedy Picture |
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Daniel J. Bloomberg, Nominee, Best Sound, Recording |

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