For the Boys
Laughter and tears. Tragedy and triumph. They lived it all. For the boys.On a USO tour during World War II, entertainer Eddie Sparks needs a partner to round out his act. Soon after hiring performer Dixie Leonard, Eddie decides he wants her out of the show — mostly because she upstages him. Dixie is close to leaving of her own accord, but her uncle, Art Silver, convinces her to stay. As the years and wars go by, Eddie and Dixie experience a tumultuous relationship onstage and off while they continue the act for the troops.
Description: On a USO tour during World War II, entertainer Eddie Sparks needs a partner to round out his act. Soon after hiring performer Dixie Leonard, Eddie decides he wants her out of the show — mostly because she upstages him. Dixie is close to leaving of her own accord, but her uncle, Art Silver, convinces her to stay. As the years and wars go by, Eddie and Dixie experience a tumultuous relationship onstage and off while they continue the act for the troops.
Genres: Drama, Music, Comedy, War
Budget: $40,000,000 | Revenue : $23,202,444
Runtime: 138 minutes
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Titanic
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
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Bette Midler
Played Dixie Leonard
James Caan
Played Eddie Sparks
George Segal
Played Art Silver
Patrick O'Neal
Played Shephard
Christopher Rydell
Played Danny Leonard
Arye Gross
Played Jeff Brooks
Norman Fell
Played Sam Schiff
Rosemary Murphy
Played Luanna Trott
Bud Yorkin
Played Phil
Dori Brenner
Played Loretta
Jack Sheldon
Played Wally Fields
Karen Martin
Played Victoria Lee
Shannon Wilcox
Played Margaret Sparks
Michael Greene
Played Maj. Gen. Scott
Melissa Manchester
Played Corrine
Steven Kampmann
Played Stan Newman
Richard Portnow
Played Milt, Recording Studio
Pattie Darcy
Played Myra, Recording Studio
Beau Dremann
Played Army Messenger, Recording Studio
Jameson Rodgers
Played Danny Leonard (at 4), Recording Studio
Gary Gershaw
Played Stage Manager, England
Jim Raposa
Played Dancing Airman, England
Patrick White
Played Audience Airman, England
Christopher Kaufman
Played Band Person, England
James Patrick
Played Captain, England
Christopher Wilkinson
Played Niles LaGuardia, New York
Andrew Bilgore
Played Nervous Production Assistant, New York
Brandon Call
Played Danny Leonard (at 12), New York
Hayley Carr
Played Ann Sparks, New York
Kimberly Ann Evans
Played Kate Sparks, New York
Kelly Noonan
Played Merry Sparks, New York
John O'Leary
Played T.V. Censor, New York
Stewart J. Zully
Played T.V. Stage Manager, New York
Deborah Stern
Played Showgirl, New York
Heidi Sorenson
Played Showgirl, New York
Bruce Gray
Played Sponsor #1, New York
Richardson Morse
Played Sponsor #2, New York
Matthew Faison
Played Sponsor #3, New York
Carey Eidel
Played Green Room Page, New York
Richard Hochberg
Played Merrill, New York
Andy Milder
Played Dressing Room Page, New York
Thom Adcox-Hernandez
Played Wounded Marine, Korea
Andrew Lauer
Played Corpsman on Battlefield, Korea
Billy Bob Thornton
Played Marine Sergeant, Korea
John Doolittle
Played Capt. Donelson, Korea
Sal Landi
Played Marine Driver, Korea
John Ruskin
Played Marine Who Stops Trucks, Korea
Marc Poppel
Played Corpsman at MASH, Korea
Gabriel Bologna
Played Marine at MASH, Korea
Tamaki Kawakubo
Played Violinist, Japan
Mark Roberts
Played Vice Admiral, Japan
Robert Clotworthy
Played Navy Commander, Japan
Tony Pierce
Played Major at Firebase, Vietnam
Xander Berkeley
Played Roberts, Vietnam
Maia Winters
Played Janie, Vietnam
D. David Morin
Played Cameraman, Vietnam
Walter C. Miller
Played T.V. Director, Awards T.V. Show
David Selburg
Played Assistant Director, Awards T.V. Show
Alan Haufrect
Played Technical Director, Awards T.V. Show
Annie Prager
Played Associate Producer, Awards T.V. Show
Barry Michlin
Played Executive Producer, Awards T.V. Show
Sherlynn Hicks
Played Teleprompter Operator, Awards T.V. Show
Maggie Wagner
Played Stan's Assistant, Awards T.V. Show
Leonard Gaines
Played Lou Presti, Awards T.V. Show
David Bowe
Played Photographer, Awards T.V. Show
Morgan Ames
Played Awards Conductor, Awards T.V. Show
William Marquez
Played Caretaker
Fred Parnes
Played Jeep Driver
Esther Jacobs
Played Ida Silver
Garrison M. Singer
Played Commander at Citadel
Connie Chambers
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Janice Cronkhite
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Kirk Hansen
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Melissa Hurley
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Lynnmarie Inge
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Theresa King
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Steven Majewicz
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Paula Nichols
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Amy Rydell
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Susanne Sullivan
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Michael Telmont
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Paul Michael Thorpe
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Kristy Zlock
Played 1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Lada Boder
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Ken Molina
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Sheri Norwood
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Tita Omeze
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Raymond Rodriguez
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Rick Gavin Tjia
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Natsuo Tomita
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Jerald Vincent
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Beverly Ward
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
Kirby Ward
Played Awards Dinner Dancer
George Atamian
Played Webb (uncredited)
Forest Baker
Played Soldier (uncredited)
Michael Boston
Played Wounded Marine #2 (uncredited)
Ian Paul Cassidy
Played Cpl. England (uncredited)
Kenneth Chamitoff
Played Military Photographer (uncredited)
Eric Clarke
Played Vietnam Soldier (uncredited)
Todd Felderstein
Played WWII Photographer (uncredited)
Steven A. Hite
Played Soldier (uncredited)
Arliss Howard
Played Sgt. Michael Leonard (uncredited)
Russ Isles
Played Soldier (uncredited)
Lou Lollio
Played Captain (uncredited)
Kris Murphy
Played 50's T.V. Dancer (uncredited)
Tim Neeley
Played Soldier (uncredited)
John Richard Petersen
Played Vietnam Soldier (uncredited)
Greg Robbins
Played Soldier (uncredited)
Brian Rooney
Played Vietnam Soldier (uncredited)
Frank Slaten
Played Sid (uncredited)
Michael Stern
Played Self (uncredited)
Vince Vaughn
Played Cheering Soldier in Crowd (uncredited)
John Wareham
Played WWII Soldier (uncredited)
Jeffrey Weissman
Played Stage Manager (uncredited)
Andy Dick
Played Extra (uncredited)
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