Inchon

Gen. Douglas MacArthur leads a Korean War campaign, and the war tests a married couple's relationship.

Cast

Laurence Olivier

as Gen. Douglas MacArthur

Jacqueline Bisset

as Barbara Hallsworth

Ben Gazzara

as Maj. Frank Hallsworth

Toshirō Mifune

as Saito-San

Richard Roundtree

as Sgt. Augustus Henderson

David Janssen

as David Feld

Nam Koong Won

as Park

Gabriele Ferzetti

as Turkish Brigadier

Rex Reed

as Longfellow

Sabine Sun

as Marguerite

Reviews

Zevi Wolmark

A stinker of a war flick from Young, responsible for one of the best James Bond films Dr. No. Financed by the Unification Church, it is an incoherent, directionless rant set in Korea, a cringe-inducing script raced through by the far from impressive but starry cast. Whenever it looks like running ou...

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