Destination Gobi (1953)
A group of US Navy weathermen taking measurements in the Gobi desert in World War II are forced to seek the help of Mongol nomads to regain their ship while under attack from the Japanese.
Director:
Robert Wise
Writer:
Everett Freeman
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Richard Widmark as Sam McHale |
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Don Taylor as Jenkins |
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Max Showalter as Walter Landers |
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Murvyn Vye as Kengtu |
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Darryl Hickman as Wilbur "Coney" Cohen |
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Martin Milner as Elwood Halsey |
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Ross Bagdasarian as Paul Sabatello |
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Judy Dan as Nura-Salu |
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Rodolfo Acosta as Tomec |
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Russell Collins as Hobart Wyatt |
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Leonard Strong as Wali-Akhun |
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Edgar Barrier as Yin Tang (uncredited) |
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Willis Bouchey as Capt. Gates (uncredited) |
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James Conaty as Admiral (uncredited) |
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Franklyn Farnum as Quartermaster General (uncredited) |
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John Hedloe as |
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Frank Iwanaga as |
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Frank Kumagai as |
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Harris Matsushige as |
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Edo Mita as |
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Alvy Moore as Aide, Argus HQ (uncredited) |
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Bert Moorhouse as Capt. J.E. Mayberry (uncredited) |
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Leo Needham as |
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Anthony Earl Numkena as |
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Stuart Randall as Capt. Briggs (uncredited) |
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Rush Williams as |
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Earl Holliman as Frank Swenson (uncredited) |
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Richard Loo as Commanding Officer, Japanese POW Camp (uncredited) |
| Directing | Robert Wise | Director |
| Sound | Sol Kaplan | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Charles G. Clarke | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Robert Fritch | Editor |
| Production | Stanley Rubin | Producer |
| Writing | Everett Freeman | Screenplay |
| Writing | Edmund G. Love | Story |
