The Guerrilla
Director Fritz Lang only made the film to pay his bills. In later years, he actively denied even making it.,When setting the sail early in the movie, Power's character refers to a halyard as a sheet. No real sailor would make such an error.,Edited into All This and World War II (1976),Chattanooga Choo Choo
(uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Played as background music,The great Tyrone Power does it again! Not only does he wow the audience with his fabulous looks, he also makes you feel like you're really there, with his great acting ability. It is natural, not put on. The real chemistry with Michelle Perelle is very evident. (It's easy to see why Ty had thousands swarm to see him where ever he went.) You not only get a history lesson about the war in the Philippines, you also get to see it through the eyes of those who risked their lives and suffered through it! This includes Ty Power who sacrificed big bucks in offered movie contracts to go fight for our freedom instead. What a great American! It has dynamic movement, not a dull moment in it anywhere. The scenery is great, too! I must say I like having Tyrone Power doing the areas of narration, also. A real must to see with the whole family.,