기사 자체는 알맹이가 없지만 같이 실린 사진 때문에 올린다.
[Operation Pacific (1951)](워너 브러더스에서 정식 출시한 한국판 DVD 제목은 [존 웨인의 진주만]. 스카이시네마에서는 --; [남태평양 기동작전]이라는 제목으로 출시)의 한 장면인데, 이 영화에서 듀크는 정말 해군 옷발의 극한을 보여주신다. 미모가 절정이시던 무렵이기도 하고.
캡처해서 올리고 싶은데 거의 모든 프레임을 캡처해야 할 지경이라 ^^;

John Wayne served on screen
Thursday, May 26, 2005

Although he made more Westerns than war movies, John Wayne represents for many the face of the generation that won World War II. As Memorial Day nears, have a look at some of his most memorable films about that period.

The Longest Day (1962) - Wayne was one among many stars in this sprawling but engrossing account of D-Day, with a view that shifts back and forth between the Allies and the Germans.

The Flying Leathernecks (1951) - Nicholas Ray directed this exciting re-creation of the Battle of Guadalcanal, centered on the Wildcats squadron; Wayne portrays its leader, Maj. Dan Kirby.

Operation Pacific (1951) - As submarine commander Duke Gifford, Wayne plays a man haunted by guilt while heading into an encounter with the Japanese.

Sands of Iwo Jima (1949) - In one of the best-known WWII movies, Wayne plays a hard-nosed Marine sergeant who pounds recruits into shape for what turns out to be one of the most horrendous battles in the war.

Back to Bataan (1945) - In this moving and suspenseful film, Wayne plays an American officer who stays in the Philippines after the Japanese invasion to help guerrilla fighters strike back against the occupation.

The Fighting Seabees (1944) - Wayne plays a civilian contractor in this film about construction workers building airfields in the Pacific theater. This is the only film in which Wayne danced the jitterbug.