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| Buena Vista (2005) | |||||
| War, Action | |||||
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| Benjamin Bratt | Lt. Colonel Mucci | |
| James Franco | Captain Prince | |
| Robert Mammone | Captain Fisher | |
| Max Martini | 1st Sgt. Sid Wojo | |
| James Carpinello | Cpl. Aliteri | |
| Craig McLachlan | 2nd Lt. Riley | |
| Mark Consuelos | Cpl. Guttierez | |
| Freddie Joe Farnsworth | 2nd Lt. Foley | |
| Laird Macintosh | 2nd Lt. O'Grady | |
| Jeremy Callaghan | Lt. Able | |
| Scott McLean | Lt. LeClaire | |
| Joseph Fiennes | Major Gibson | |
| Connie Nielsen | Margaret Utinsky |
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| Producer | Lawrence Bender
Marty Katz |
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| Writer | William B. Breuer
Hampton Sides |
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| Cinematography | Peter James
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| Musician | Trevor Rabin
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The Great Raid is an inspirational true story of one of the most triumphant rescue missions during World War II! As the war rages, the elite 6th Ranger Battalion is given a mission of heroic proportions: push 30 miles behind enemy lines and liberate over 500 prisoners of war. |
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