Hell In The Pacific (1969)

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The entire cast of Hell in the Pacific consists of two high-powered international stars: Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune. The time is World War II. A downed American marine pilot (Marvin), is stalked on a remote Pacific island by a Japanese navy officer (Mifune). The Japanese officer captures the American, but this situation is reversed when he manages to wriggle free. The two enemies finally decide to live and let live, each moving to their own separate portion of the island. By and by the adversaries come to rely upon one another to survive; they set up living quarters in a deserted camp, get drunk together, and almost — but not quite — become friends. Containing little dialogue, this film is not dubbed or sub-titled, thus authentically portraying the frustration of restricted communication between the two characters. This was all shot in the beautiful Rock Islands of Palau in the North Pacific Ocean right next to the Philippine Islands in the Philippine Sea.

Starring ...

Lee Marvin and Toshirô Mifune

Director: John Boorman
Producers: Reuben Bercovitch

Year Released - 1969

Length - 103 minutes

Music Composers: Lalo Schifrin

Movie Distributed by Selmur Productions

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