The Americanization of Emily
“Why did Emily call Charlie the most immoral man she'd ever met?”
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American sailor Charlie Madison becomes enamored with a charming Englishwoman while attempting to evade a reckless and perilous D-Day mission devised by a mentally unstable admiral.
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Edited by Tom McadooShot by Philip H LathropScored by Johnny Mandel
Also known as
- Nur für Offizierede
- La americanización de Emilyes
- Les Jeux de l'amour et de la guerrefr
- Tempo di guerra, tempo d'amoreit
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Cast & Crew
17 unique people credited
Top billed cast
James Garner
as Lt. Commander Charles E. Madison
Julie Andrews
as Emily Barham
Melvyn Douglas
as Admiral William Jessup
James Coburn
as Lt. Commander 'Bus' Cummings
Joyce Grenfell
as Mrs. Barham
Edward Binns
as Admiral Thomas Healy
Liz Fraser
as Sheila
Keenan Wynn
as Old Sailor
William Windom
as Captain Harry Spaulding
John Crawford
as Chief Petty Officer Paul Adams
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