Pueblo (1973)
Dramatization showing the 1968 seizure of the spy ship, Pueblo, by the North Koreans and the treatment of the Pueblo's crew during their year of captivity through flashbacks during the 1969 investigation of the affair.
Director: Anthony Page
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Hal Holbrook as Capt. Lloyd Bucher |
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Ronny Cox as Signalman |
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Andrew Duggan as Congressman |
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Stephen Elliott as RAdm. F.L. Johnson |
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Mary Fickett as Rose Bucher |
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Larry Gates as American Negotiator |
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George Grizzard as Court Counsel |
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Paul Hecht as Lt. S.R. Harris |
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Alan Hewitt as Congressional Chairman |
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James Hong as Super C |
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Barnard Hughes as Secretary of the Navy |
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Robert Ito as North Korean Negotiator |
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Gary Merrill as Adm. Thomas E. Moorer |
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Richard Mulligan as CWO G.H. Lacy |
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John Randolph as Lt. Gen. S.J. McKee |
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Darryl Wells as Lt. (j.g.) F.C. Schumaker |
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Lenny Baker as Ens. T.L. Harris |
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Ralph Bell as Presiding Officer |
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Don Blakely as BM3 W.C. Bussell |
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Peter Gorwin as Radio Operator |
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Richard Herd as Lt. Cmdr. C. Clark |
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Earl Hindman as QMT Charles B. Law, Jr. |
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John Horn as CIC J.F. Kell |
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David Huffman as Seaman |
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Calvin Jung as North Korean Guard |
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Alan Koss as HCI H.P. Baldridge |
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Peter Masterson as ENC M.O. Goldman |
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Michael Parish as North Korean Guard |
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Addison Powell as Commissioning Officer |
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Sab Shimono as North Korean Officer |
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Philip Sterling as Court of Inquiry Member |
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Harvey Keitel as Seaman (uncredited) |
| Directing | Anthony Page | Director |
| Writing | Stanley R. Greenberg | Writer |
| Production | Herbert Brodkin | Producer |
| Production | Phil Stein | Associate Producer |
| Production | Robert Berger | Supervising Producer |
| Sound | Laurence Rosenthal | Music |
| Crew | Roz Bigelow | Cinematography |
| Crew | Everett Melosh | Cinematography |
| Editing | Alfred Muller | Editor |
| Sound | Bud Nolan | Sound Editor |
| Sound | Michael Schindler | Sound Mixer |
