The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
Released | 1962-10-24 | Drama-Thriller-Mystery | 126m | 7.529/10
David Salven (Assistant Director) | Lionel Lindon (Director of Photography) | Read Killgore (Assistant Director) | Joseph C. Behm (Assistant Director) | John Frankenheimer (Director) | Philip M. Jefferies (Assistant Art Director) | George Axelrod (Producer) | Joe Gray (Stunts) | John Mehl (Camera Operator) | Del Harris (Sound Effects Editor) | Moss Mabry (Costume Design) | Ron Talsky (Wardrobe Master) | Amalia Wade (Script Supervisor) | Arden Cripe (Property Master) | David Amram (Original Music Composer) | Mollie Kent (Script Supervisor) | Thom Conroy (Dialect Coach) | Al Wyatt Sr. (Stunt Double) | Bill Craemer (Still Photographer) | Felix Barlow (Assistant Camera) | Gene Martell (Production Assistant) | Gene Shacove (Hairstylist) | Grace Dubray (Script Supervisor) | Jack Freeman (Makeup Artist) | Morris Brown (Wardrobe Master) | Ron Berkeley (Makeup Artist) | Rose Viebeck (Wardrobe Master) | Bill Flannery (Boom Operator) | Carl Mahakian (Assistant Editor) | Eugene Levitt (Assistant Camera) | Joe Edmondson (Sound Mixer) | Seymour Klate (Set Dresser) | Ferris Webster (Editor) | Howard W. Koch (Executive Producer) | John Indrisano (Stunt Coordinator) | John M. Elliot (Set Dresser) | Richard Condon (Novel) | A. Paul Pollard (Special Effects) | Bernard Ponedel (Makeup Artist) | Joseph S. Toldy (Set Dresser) | Richard Borland (Props) | Richard Carruth (Music Editor) | Richard Sylbert (Production Design) | Robert Campbell (Gaffer) | Wesley Jeffries (Costumer) | Angela Alexander (Wardrobe Specialized Technician) | George R. Nelson (Set Decoration) | Gordon Doversola (Stunt Coordinator) | Richard M. Rubin (Props) | Beau Vanden Ecker (Stunt Coordinator) | Dorothy Parkinson (Makeup Artist) | Gaylin P. Schultz (Props) | Lucius O. Croxton (Set Dresser) | Mary Westmoreland (Hairstylist) | Robert "Buzz" Henry (Stunt Double) | William Read Woodfield (Still Photographer) |
Near the end of the Korean War, a platoon of U.S. soldiers is captured by communists and brainwashed. Following the war, the platoon is returned home, and Sergeant Raymond Shaw is lauded as a hero by the rest of his platoon. However, the platoon commander, Captain Bennett Marco, finds himself plagued by strange nightmares and soon races to uncover a terrible plot.
Frank Sinatra (Capt./Maj. Bennett Marco) | Laurence Harvey (Raymond Shaw) | Angela Lansbury (Mrs. Iselin) | James Gregory (Sen. John Yerkes Iselin) | Janet Leigh (Eugenie Rose Chaney) | Henry Silva (Chunjin) | Leslie Parrish (Jocelyn Jordan) | John McGiver (Sen. Thomas Jordan) | Khigh Dhiegh (Dr. Yen Lo) | James Edwards (Cpl. Allen Melvin) | Douglas Henderson (Col. Milt) | Albert Paulsen (Zilkov) | Barry Kelley (Secretary of Defense) | Lloyd Corrigan (Holborn Gaines) | Madame Spivy (Female Berezovo) | Bess Flowers (Gomel's Lady Counterpart (uncredited)) | Leoda Richards (Woman at Press Confrence (uncredited)) | Reggie Nalder (Gomel (uncredited)) | Colin Kenny (Senator (uncredited)) | Bert Stevens (Officer) | Arthur Tovey (Second Reporter) | Paul Frees (Narrator (voice)) | Whit Bissell (Medical Officer) | James Yagi (Chinese Officer (uncredited)) | Tom Lowell (Pvt. Bobby Lembeck (uncredited)) | Joe Adams (Psychiatrist) | Merritt Bohn (Jilly) | Robert Riordan (Benjamin K. Arthur) | Raoul Freeman (Reporter (uncredited)) | Rudy Germane (Delegate (uncredited)) | Herschel Graham (Delegate (uncredited)) | Stuart Hall (Reporter (uncredited)) |
