
Bombers B-52 (1957) on Netflix
Passed19571h 46mDramaRomanceWar
Master Sergeant Chuck Brennan has never trusted his new commander, Lieutenant Colonel Jim Herlihy, since the Korean War. Herlihy is dating Lois Brennan, the sergeant's daughter.
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Plot summary
At Castle Air Force Base in California, the Strategic Air Command is preparing to bring the B-52 Stratofortress into service as its main bomber, and Master Sergeant Chuck Brennan is the man who keeps the squadron's aircraft flying. After twenty years in the Air Force, he is considering a civilian job that would pay three times his military salary instead of staying in uniform. His new commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel Jim Herlihy, is a pilot Brennan has not trusted since an incident in Korea, and the feud gets in the way of flight operations and aircraft support. When Herlihy begins dating Brennan's daughter Lois, Brennan tells her to break it off.
Cast
Natalie Woodas Lois Brennan
Karl Maldenas MSgt. Chuck V. Brennan
Marsha Huntas Edith Brennan
Efrem Zimbalist Jr.as Col. Jim Herlihy
Don Kellyas MSgt. Darren McKine
Nelson Leighas Brig. Gen. Wayne Action
Robert Nicholsas Wilbur "Brooklyn" Stuart
Ray Montgomeryas Barnes
- Robert Hoveras Simpson
Paul Baxleyas Crewman in Korea (uncredited)
Nicky Blairas Pasquali (uncredited)
Jack Chefeas Nightclub Waiter (uncredited)
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Russ Conwayas Gen. Tyler (uncredited)
Ann Doranas Sylvia Slater (uncredited)
John Doucetteas Nielson (uncredited)
Chris Drakeas Control Tower Radioman (uncredited)
Dick Elliottas Mr. Sampton (uncredited)
- Michael Emmetas Capt. Dickson (uncredited)
- Ethel Greenwoodas Slater's Party Guest (uncredited)
- Steve Hayesas Fireman (uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Bombers B-52 (1957)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Tab Hunter was the first choice for the starring role in Bombers B-52 but turned it down because he was tired of playing military roles.
- While Bombers B-52 was being made, its star Natalie Wood was named "Sweetheart of Castle Air Force Base".




















