All the Young Men (1960)



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Synopsis:
Set right near the 38th Parallel, the dividing line between North and South Korea, this conventional wartime tale focuses on the relationships of some GI's caught without reinforcements in an old farmhouse. Although the house offers some protection, the men are outnumbered and little by little, casualties mount. After the lieutenant dies, black Sergeant Towler (Sidney Poitier) automatically assumes command, and that causes friction among the white soldiers underneath him. Knowing that racial tension can do much more damage than normal under these siege conditions, Sergeant Towler finally defuses the situation when his nemesis, Kincaid (Alan Ladd) is wounded. Kincaid gets a life-saving transfusion from the Sergeant which also shows up the stupidity of racial hatred -- but meanwhile, the enemy is still attacking and reinforcements are still needed.

~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide

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Theatrical Release
8/1/1960
Director Credit
Hall Bartlett Director
Cast Credit
Ana St. Clair Maya
Marie Tsien Korean Woman
Dick Davalos Casey
Alan Ladd Kincaid
Sidney Poitier Towler
James Ercolani Cotton
Glenn Rothenburg Wade
Morton Lyon Sahl Crane
Paul Richards Bracken
Arthur Lee Kinsolving, Jr Dean
Joe Gallison Jackson
Paul Baxley Lazitech
Charles Quinlivan Lieutenant
Michael Davis Cho
Mario Alcalde Hunter
Ingemar Johansson Torgil
Production Credits Credit
Hall Bartlett Producer
Art Department Credit
Carl Anderson Art Director
Film Camera Credit
Daniel L. Fapp Cinematographer

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