The Gallant Hours - Cast

Cast

  • James Cagney as Fleet Admiral William F. Halsey Jr., USN
  • Dennis Weaver as Lieutenant Commander Andrew Jefferson "Andy" Lowe III, USN
  • Ward Costello as Captain Harry Black, USN
  • Vaughn Taylor as Commander Mike Pulaski, USN
  • Richard Jaeckel as Lieutenant Commander Roy Webb, USN
  • Les Tremayne as Captain Frank Enright, USN
  • Walter Sande as Captain Horace Keys, USN
  • Karl Swenson as Captain Bill Bailey, USN
  • Leon Lontoc as Salvador Jesus Maravilla
  • Robert Burton as Major General Roy Geiger, USMC
  • Carleton Young as Colonel Evans Carlson, USMC
  • Raymond Bailey as Major General Archie Vandegrift, USMC
  • Harry Landers as Captain Joseph "Joe" Foss, USMC
  • James Yagi as Rear Admiral Jiro Kobe, IJN
  • James T. Goto as Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, IJN
  • Carl Benton Reid as Vice-Admiral Robert Ghormley, USN
  • Nelson Leigh as Rear Admiral Dan Callaghan, USN (uncredited)
  • Sydney Smith as Rear Admiral Norm Scott, USN (uncredited)
  • William Schallert as Captain Thomas G. "Tom" Lanphier Jr., USAAF (uncredited)
  • John Zaremba as Major General Hubert R. Harmon, USAAF (uncredited)
  • Herbert Lytton as Admiral George Murray, USN (uncredited)
  • Richard Carlyle as Father Frederic Gehring
  • John McKee as Lieutenant Harrison Ludlam, USN (uncredited)
  • Tyler McVey as Admiral Ernest J. King, USN (uncredited)
  • Selmer Jackson as Admiral Chester Nimitz, USN (uncredited)
  • Stuart Randall as Rear Admiral Kelly Turner (uncredited)
  • Maggie Magennis as Red Cross Nurse Young (uncredited)
  • Art Gilmore as Narrator (Japanese sequences)
  • Robert Montgomery as Narrator (American sequences, uncredited)

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