1274:(1970), but withdrew when director Akira Kurosawa left the project. The filmmakers wanted to portray the Japanese in a fair light and to portray them and the Americans as equals. Principal photography was scheduled to end around 20 July 1975. Filming at sea took three weeks, which included lensing on the U.S.S. Lexington, the last World War II ship in service. Robert Mitchum settled on filming his scenes in bed. Modern crew members of the U.S.S. Lexington were persuaded to have their hair cut and to shave to conform to World War II Navy regulations after watching the filming. Fonda was astonished to learn that Yamamoto and Nimitz were missing fingers from accidents. Fonda consciously folded back his finger throughout his performance and Mifune had his uniforms and gloves made to be accurate as possible. In the original script, Garth survived.
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s "clichéd dialogue" and an overuse of stock footage led the film to have a "shopworn quality that signalled the end of the heroic era of
American-made World War II epics." He described the film as a "final, anachronistic attempt to recapture World War II glories in a radically altered geopolitical
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called it a "tired combat epic" and wrote, "Hollywood may mean well, or imagine it does, but it's a little appalling to think that authentic acts of bravery and sacrifice have become the pretext for such feeble, inadequate dramatization. There is no serious attempt in 'Midway' to characterize the
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gave the film two-and-a-half stars out of four and wrote that "he battle scenes run hot and cold." He praised Henry Fonda as "absolutely convincing" but stated that
Sanford "deserves a year in the brig for inserting amid the battle scenes a stupid subplot involving a young American sailor in love
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gave the film two-and-a-half stars out of four and wrote, "The movie can be experienced as pure spectacle, I suppose, if we give up all hopes of making sense of it. Bombs explode and planes crash and the theater shakes with the magic of
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wrote that "the movie blows up harmlessly in a confusion of familiar old newsreel footage, idiotic fiction war movie clichés, and a series of wooden-faced performances by almost a dozen male stars, some of whom appear so briefly that it's like taking a World War II aircraft-identification test."
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docks at Pearl Harbor, the injured younger Garth is carried off the ship, seen by Haruko, as Nimitz and
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proved extremely popular with movie audiences, and opened at number one at the US box office with an opening weekend gross of $ 4,356,666 from 311 theatres. It went on to gross over $ 43 million at the US box office, becoming the tenth most popular movie of 1976 with
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thought that the film "emerges more as a passingly exciting theme-park extravaganza than a quality motion picture action-adventure story ... Donald S. Sanford's cluttered script, while striving for the long-ago personal element, gets overwhelmed by its action effects."
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more devastating than if planes, torpedoes and bombs were on an open deck. During the attack on the
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whose disaster is war," with its principal strength being that it "keeps the lines of battle both straight and suspenseful in the viewer's mind." He too faulted the romance subplot as "hokey even beyond the demands of the form."
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played Ann, the girlfriend of Captain Garth, to add depth to his reason for previously divorcing Ensign Garth's mother, and restored a cut scene from the theatrical release that clarifies that Garth suffered a hand injury in the
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code, revealing a location the Japanese refer to as "AF". Garth is asked by his son, naval aviator Ensign Tom Garth, to help free his girlfriend Haruko Sakura, an American-born daughter of Japanese immigrants, who has been
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with her parents, by calling in favors to have the charges against the family dropped. Yamamoto and his staff present their plans for Midway to the commanders who have been chosen to lead the attack, Admirals
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Jack Smight directed the additional scenes. The end credits of the TV version use the song, "Men of The Yorktown March" (which is more prominent in the film's underscore), instead of the "Midway March".
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was damaged beyond saving by Japanese torpedoes fired from a submarine which had penetrated the destroyer screen rather than the air attack seen in the film. This attack also sank a nearby destroyer,
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era, when the old good-versus-evil dichotomies no longer made sense."
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Shattered Sword: The Untold Story of the Battle of Midway
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2007:"George H. Gay, 77, Was Sole Survivor of Midway Attack"
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1344:. Scenes depicting Midway Island were filmed at
441:. With hard evidence of the threat posed to the
2377:Decisive U.S. sea battle flounders in Hollywood
1619:with a Japanese-American girl." Gary Arnold of
2604:"Adm. Robert E. Dixon, Hero of a Naval Battle"
1917:"'Midway' writer Donald S. Sanford dies at 92"
1434:Hawai Middouei daikaikusen: Taiheiyo no arashi
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2412:(June 18, 1976). "'Earthquake' Goes to Sea".
1732:Jonathan Parshall and Anthony Tully write in
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2571:Jonathan Parshall and Anthony Tully (2005).
2394:Arnold, Gary (June 19, 1976). "Bombs Away".
2078:I Thought We Were Making Movies, Not History
3053:Works about Pacific theatre of World War II
2462:, 2006, p. 119. Retrieved on April 9, 2009.
1808:jet plane crash which actually occurred on
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3148:Cultural depictions of Isoroku Yamamoto
2322:On Film, the Battle of 'Midway' Is Lost
2233:"Make Way For Midway (advertisement)".
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3103:Seafaring films based on actual events
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1838:List of historical drama films of Asia
2646:Downing, Taylor (December 10, 2019).
2548:1942: The Year That Tried Men's Souls
2165:Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
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1915:Harrison, Alexa (February 15, 2011).
1286:Nine members of the cast pose with a
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2346:Murphy, Arthur D. (June 16, 1976). "
1905:film review; June 16, 1976, page 18.
1875:British Board of Film Classification
289:, released in the United Kingdom as
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2117:from the original on April 12, 2020
1933:from the original on April 12, 2020
1882:from the original on March 13, 2016
2614:from the original on June 27, 2020
2489:from the original on March 2, 2016
2137:"Midway 1976: The Lost TV Version"
35:Original theatrical release poster
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3133:Epic films based on actual events
2430:(June 28, 1976). "Sinking Ship".
2299:from the original on May 22, 2019
2037:Spotlight on filming in SD County
523:sighting by a scout plane of the
418:On April 18, 1942, a squadron of
3058:Films produced by Walter Mirisch
3048:Films about the Battle of Midway
2271:. February 6, 1990. p. 122.
2190:Fish, Rory (November 24, 2021).
498:and his staff send the carriers
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1636:was mixed, describing it as "a
571:The remaining Japanese carrier
3163:Films set on aircraft carriers
2265:"Universal's Foreign Champs".
1833:List of historical drama films
1789:. In the second air attack on
1290:fighter on the flight deck of
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3158:Japan in non-Japanese culture
3138:Films directed by Jack Smight
3063:Films scored by John Williams
2814:The Secret War of Harry Frigg
2086:University of Wisconsin Press
531:leaving only one crew member
305:Pacific Theater of Operations
3168:1970s English-language films
2950:Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
2902:Frankenstein: The True Story
2705:AFI Catalog of Feature Films
2551:. Grove Press. p. 238.
2222:. June 30, 1976. p. 11.
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741:William F. "Bull" Halsey Jr.
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2239:. June 23, 1976. p. 1.
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1210:Lieutenant Jōichi Tomonaga
966:Aide to Capt. Cyril Simard
796:Rear Admiral Harry Pearson
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2508:Prange, Gordon W. (1982).
2353:February 26, 2020, at the
1508:The TV version also added
1411:(太平洋の嵐 Taiheiyo no arashi)
927:Ensign Ramos "Chili Bean"
406:were highly regarded, and
402:and the cinematography by
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3093:Films shot in Los Angeles
3038:American historical films
2918:The Man from Independence
2854:The Traveling Executioner
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2327:December 6, 2019, at the
2216:"50 Top-Grossing Films".
1456:Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
303:, a turning point in the
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3128:Universal Pictures films
3078:Films shot in California
3043:American war drama films
3018:1970s action drama films
2982:Number One with a Bullet
2774:The Enchanted Nutcracker
2652:Military History Matters
2455:January 1, 2014, at the
1927:Penske Media Corporation
1747:by Lieutenant Commander
1505:docks at Pearl Harbor.
487:of the invasion force.
386:The film was made using
16:1976 film by Jack Smight
3178:Films shot in San Diego
2545:Groom, Winston (2005).
1745:Battle of the Coral Sea
1358:Commemorative Air Force
492:Battle of the Coral Sea
490:After the inconclusive
445:by the carriers of the
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225:June 18, 1976
200:The Mirisch Corporation
3023:1970s historical films
2822:No Way to Treat a Lady
1953:"Midway (1976) - IMDb"
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754:Commander Carl Jessop
691:Captain Vinton Maddox
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447:American Pacific Fleet
435:Imperial Japanese Navy
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3083:Films shot in Florida
2056:Playground Daily News
1819:used in filming, USS
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1317:San Diego, California
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993:Lieutenant Commander
953:John S. "Jimmy" Thach
951:Lieutenant Commander
939:Captain Cyril Simard
870:Lieutenant Commander
838:Lieutenant Commander
443:Japanese home islands
319:from a screenplay by
295:, is a 1976 American
3173:1970s American films
3088:Films shot in Hawaii
2610:. October 24, 1981.
2348:Film Reviews: Midway
2088:. pp. 338–339.
2042:Daily Times-Advocate
1601:Arthur D. Murphy of
1516:played Rear Admiral
1387:Battlestar Galactica
767:Lieutenant Commander
672:The Battle of Midway
299:that chronicles the
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2974:Remembrance of Love
2862:The Screaming Woman
2830:The Illustrated Man
2397:The Washington Post
2013:. October 24, 1994.
1806:Grumman F9F Panther
1697:from the 1970 film
1681:Historical accuracy
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2385:. Section 3, p. 4.
2375:(June 21, 1976). "
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1878:. April 23, 1976.
1597:The New York Times
1570:theatrical rentals
1480:Television version
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