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Henry Nakamura---What Did Hedda Hopper Write About Him?
Chicago Tribune, August 9, 1952, s. 2, p. 2, c. 1:
LOOKING AT HOLLYWOOD
by Hedda Hopper
" . . . . Henry Nakamura, the young Japanese who stole "Go for Broke" as a comic soldier, is now in the real American army."
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How long is Go for Broke!?
1 hour and 32 minutes
When was Go for Broke! released?
May 4, 1951
What is the IMDb rating of Go for Broke!?
6.6 out of 10
Who stars in Go for Broke!?
Van Johnson
,
Lane Nakano
, and
George Miki
Who wrote Go for Broke!?
Robert Pirosh
Who directed Go for Broke!?
Robert Pirosh
Who was the composer for Go for Broke!?
Alberto Colombo
Who was the producer of Go for Broke!?
Dore Schary
Who was the cinematographer for Go for Broke!?
Paul Vogel
Who was the editor of Go for Broke!?
James E. Newcom
Who are the characters in Go for Broke!?
Lt. Michael Grayson, Chick, and Takashi Ohhara
What is the plot of Go for Broke!?
The story of Japanese-American soldiers who fought in Europe during World War II.
What was the budget for Go for Broke!?
$1.337 million
How much did Go for Broke! earn at the US box office?
$2.53 million
What is Go for Broke! rated?
Passed
What genre is Go for Broke!?
Drama, Historical Drama, Historical, and War
How many awards has Go for Broke! been nominated for?
1 nomination
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