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Halfway between a documentary and a wartime drama, RKO
Radio’s
The Ramparts We Watch
was the first
feature-length production from Time Inc., the publishing firm responsible for
RKO’s March of Time newsreel series. Focusing on a “typical” American small
town, the story takes place in the years between 1914 and 1918, just before the
United States’ intervention in WW1. Producer-director Louis de Rochemont draws
several very pointed parallels between the complacency of the “teen” years and
the isolationism preceding WW2, showing how a lack of preparedness for global
war can lead to disastrous consequences. The film was lensed on location in New
London, Connecticut, with several of the town’s residents playing major roles.
Just to make sure that the audience in 1940 knew what they’d be up against in
the event of America’s entry into WW2, DeRochemont incorporated several sobering
clips from the Nazi-propaganda documentary
Baptism of Fire
. Based on a cautionary book by Major George Fielding Elliot,
The Ramparts We Watch
was narrated by March of
Time mainstay Westbrook Van Voorhis.
The Ramparts We Watch
The Senate Theater in Harrisburg’s Market Square
discontinued showing the 1940 film, “The Ramparts We Watch,” due to the
Pennsylvania State Board of Censors’ condemnation of the last 15 minutes of the
film. RKO Radio’s March of Times edited the original version to add footage from
the Nazis’ propaganda film, “Baptism of Fire,” which showed images from the
Polish Blitzkrieg. The film’s producer attempted to explain that the addition
was meant to expose German propaganda, but the Board of Censors thought it would
instill fear in Americans. The film was shown in many other states;
nevertheless, the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas upheld the ban of the Board
of Censors, which later ceased to exist after it was determined to be
unconstitutional in the 1950s.
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APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN IN VERY VERY FINE CONDITION BEFORE LINEN BACKED, IT IS NEAR MINT NOW, APPEARS TO BE NO FADING OR DISCOLORING.
BEAUTIFUL POSTER WITH A PERFECT LINEN BACKING
1st movie theater issue, ORIGINAL MOVIE THEATER 3 SHEET POSTER, PRINTED IN 2 SECTIONS THAT ARE CONNECTED WHEN DISPLAYED
THE POSTER ITSELF IS 
41″ X 79″ , THE LINEN BACKING IS 42 1/2″ X 82″ WHICH IS PERFECT FOR FRAMING OR TO HANG AS IS
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Directed by
George Lucas  
 
Writing credits
George Lucas   (story)
George Lucas   (earlier screenplay)
George Lucas   (screenplay) and
Walter Murch   (screenplay)
Matthew Robbins   comic (uncredited)
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
Robert Duvall … THX
Donald Pleasence … SEN
Don Pedro Colley … SRT
Maggie McOmie … LUH
Ian Wolfe … PTO
Marshall Efron … TWA
Sid Haig … NCH
John Pearce … DWY
Irene Cagen … IMM (as Irene Forrest)
Gary Alan Marsh … CAM
John Seaton … OUE
Eugene I. Stillman … JOT
Jack Walsh … TRG (as Raymond J. Walsh)
Mark Lawhead … Shell Dweller
Robert Feero … Chrome Robot
Johnny Weissmuller Jr. … Chrome Robot
Claudette Bessing … ELC
Susan Baldwin … Control Officer
James Wheaton … OMM (voice)
Henry Jacobs … Mark 8 Student
Bill Love … Mark 8 Instructor
Doc Scortt … Monk
Gary Austin … Man in Yellow
Scott L. Menges … Child #1
Toby L. Stearns … Child #2
Paul K. Haje … Trial Prosecutor
Ralph Chesse … Trial Proctor
Dion M. Chesse … Trial Defender
Bruce Chesse … Trial Pontifex
Mello Alexandria … Hologram Dancer
Brandyn Barbara Artis … Hologram Dancer (as Barbara J. Artis)
Morris D. Erby … Hologram Newscaster
Willie C. Barnes … Hologram Comic
Richard Quinnell … Hologram Comic
Jean M. Durand … Hologram Listener
Scott Beach … Announcer (voice)
Neva Beach … Announcer (voice)
Terence McGovern … Announcer (voice) (as Terrence McGovern)
Julie Payne … Announcer (voice)
James Cranna … Announcer (voice)
Ruth Silveira … Announcer (voice)
Bruce Mackey … Announcer (voice)
David Ogden Stiers … Announcer (voice) (as David Ogden Steers)
Bart Patton … Announcer (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
John Rigg … Computer Operator (uncredited)
Matthew Robbins … THX – End Scene (uncredited)
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Produced by
Francis Ford Coppola …. executive producer
Edward Folger …. associate producer (as Ed Folger)
Larry Sturhahn …. producer (as Lawrence Sturhahn)
 
Original Music by
Lalo Schifrin  
 
Cinematography by
Albert Kihn   (director of photography)
David Myers   (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
George Lucas  
 
Art Direction by
Michael D. Haller   (as Michael Haller)
 
Production Management
Al Locatelli …. production manager (uncredited)
 
Art Department
Ted Moehnke …. property master
 
Sound Department
Jim Manson …. location sound
Walter Murch …. sound montage
Louis Yates …. location sound (as Lou Yates)
 
Visual Effects by
Michael Muir …. technical director (directors cut)
Brad Alexander …. lead visual effects artist (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
John Andrew Berton Jr. …. visual effects supervisor (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Richard Bluff …. digital matte painter (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Dorian Bustamante …. visual effects (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Ian Christie …. digital effects artist (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Zachary Cole …. digital artist (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Lee Croft …. digital paint and rotoscope artist: ILM (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Chris Crowell …. digital compositor (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Sarahjane Javelo …. digital paint/rotoscope artist: ILM (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Ian Jenkins …. technical director: ILM (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Lars Jensvold …. visual effects editor (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Toan-Vinh Le …. digital artist (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Gary H. Lee …. visual effects (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Hiroshi Mori …. digital artist (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Ken Nielsen …. technical director (special edition) (uncredited)
Ben O’Brien …. Sabre artist: ILM (2004 directors cut) (uncredited)
Scott Palleiko …. technical director: ILM (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Brian Pohl …. digital artist (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Evan Pontoriero …. digital artist (2004 directors cut) (uncredited)
Paul Sharpe …. digital artist (2004 special edition) (uncredited)
Peter Szewczyk …. visual effects artist (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Catherine Tate …. digital compositor: ILM (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Eric Voegels …. digital artist: ILM (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
Elbert Yen …. digital artist: ILM (2004 director’s cut) (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Duffy Hambleton …. bike stunts (as Duffy Hamilton)
John Ward …. car stunts
Carey Loftin …. stunt coordinator (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Ned Kopp …. assistant camera
Steve Lighthill …. assistant camera
William Maley …. gaffer (as William Mayley)
Ken Phelps …. key grip
Bernie Abramson …. still photographer (uncredited)
Caleb Deschanel …. additional photographer (uncredited)
 
Animation Department
Hal Barwood …. animator
 
Casting Department
Ronald Colby …. casting supervisor
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Donald Longhurst …. costumes
 
Editorial Department
Marcia Lucas …. assistant editor
 
Music Department
Dan Wallin …. scoring mixer (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Hal Barwood …. titles
George Burrafato …. production assistant
Lillian O. MacNeill …. continuity (as Lillian McNeil)
Nick Saxton …. production assistant
Stan Scholl …. production assistant
 
Thanks
Carl Bernstein …. thanks (as Cal Bernstein)
Caleb Deschanel …. thanks
Peter Szewczyk …. special thanks
Haskell Wexler …. special thanks
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