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Hell to Eternity
Profile film with a runtime of 132 minutes, released in 1960. Presented in English.
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Guy Gabaldon (Jeffrey Hunter) is the American born adopted son of a West Coast Japanese couple. When Pearl Harbor is bombed, he enlists in the Marines, and his mastery of foreign language helps negotiate a bloodless surrender of defeated Japanese Army regulars in Saipan. Meanwhile, his own family in America is shunned because of their oriental heritage.
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How long is Hell to Eternity?
Hell to Eternity runs for 2h 12m.
What language is it available in?
The primary language listed for this title is English.
What kind of film is this?
It is tagged under profile, Romance, filmed on location, War.
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