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Description: U.S. entertainer Eddie Sparks wants to bring some fun to the soldiers during World War II and contacts singer/dancer Dixie Leonard for help. They become the perfect team and tour from North Africa to the Pacific to perform for "the b Cast: Dixie Leonard: Bette Midler Eddie Sparks: James Caan Art Silver: George Segal Shephard: Patrick O'Neal Danny Leonard: Christopher Rydell Jeff Brooks: Arye Gross Sam Schiff: Norman Fell Luanna Trott: Rosemary Murphy Phil: Bud Yorkin Loretta: Dori Brenner Wally Fields: Jack Sheldon Victoria Lee: Karen Martin Margaret Sparks: Shannon Wilcox Maj. Gen. Scott: Michael Greene Corrine: Melissa Manchester Stan Newman: Steven Kampmann Milt, Recording Studio: Richard Portnow Myra, Recording Studio: Pattie Darcy Army Messenger, Recording Studio: Beau Dremann Danny Leonard (at 4), Recording Studio: Jameson Rodgers Stage Manager, England: Gary Gershaw Dancing Airman, England: Jim Raposa Audience Airman, England: Patrick White Band Person, England: Christopher Kaufman Captain, England: James Patrick Reed Niles LaGuardia, New York: Christopher Wilkinson Nervous Production Assistant, New York: Andrew Bilgore Danny Leonard (at 12), New York: Brandon Call Ann Sparks, New York: Hayley Carr Kate Sparks, New York: Kimberly Ann Evans Merry Sparks, New York: Kelly Noonan T.V. Censor, New York: John O'Leary T.V. Stage Manager, New York: Stewart J. Zully Showgirl, New York: Heidi Sorenson Sponsor 1, New York: Bruce Gray Sponsor 2, New York: Richardson Morse Sponsor 3, New York: Matthew Faison Green Room Page, New York: Carey Eidel Merrill, New York: Richard Hochberg Dressing Room Page, New York: Andy Milder Wounded Marine, Korea: Thom Adcox-Hernandez Corpsman on Battlefield, Korea: Andy Lauer Marine Sergeant, Korea: Billy Bob Thornton Capt. Donelson, Korea: John Doolittle Marine Driver, Korea: Sal Landi Marine Who Stops Trucks, Korea: John Ruskin Corpsman at MASH, Korea: Marc Poppel Marine at MASH, Korea: Gabriel Bologna Violinist, Japan: Tamaki Kawakubo Vice Admiral, Japan: Mark Roberts Navy Commander, Japan: Robert Clotworthy Major at Firebase, Vietnam: Tony Pierce Roberts, Vietnam: Xander Berkeley Janie, Vietnam: Maia Winters Cameraman, Vietnam: D. David Morin T.V. Director, Awards T.V. Show: Walter C. Miller Assistant Director, Awards T.V. Show: David Selburg Technical Director, Awards T.V. Show: Alan Haufrect Associate Producer, Awards T.V. Show: Annie Prager Executive Producer, Awards T.V. Show: Barry Michlin Teleprompter Operator, Awards T.V. Show: Sherlynn Hicks Stan's Assistant, Awards T.V. Show: Maggie Wagner Lou Presti, Awards T.V. Show: Leonard Gaines Photographer, Awards T.V. Show: David Bowe Awards Conductor, Awards T.V. Show: Morgan Ames Caretaker: William Marquez Jeep Driver: Fred Parnes Ida Silver: Esther Jacobs Commander at Citadel: Garrison Singer 1950's T.V. Show Dancer: Kristy Zlock Awards Dinner Dancer: Kirby Ward Webb: George Atamian Various Soldiers: Forest Baker Wounded Marine 2: Michael Boston Cpl. England: Ian Paul Cassidy Military Photographer: Kenneth Chamitoff Vietnam Soldier: Brian Rooney WWII Photographer: Todd Felderstein WWII Soldier: John Wareham Soldier: Tim Neeley Sgt. Michael Leonard: Arliss Howard Capt. Howell, Algeria: Christopher Landry Captain: Lou Lollio 50's T.V. Dancer: Kris Murphy Unknown Soldier: Jim Rhine Army Technician, Algeria: Peter Riga Soldier, Algeria: Greg Robbins Sid: Frank Slaten Michael Stern: Michael Stern Cheering Soldier in Crowd: Vince Vaughn N. Africa Stage Manager: Jeffrey Weissman Audience Warmup crew member: Richard Yett Written by: Neal Jimenez, Lindy Laub, Marshall Brickman Director: Mark Rydell Production: All Girl Productions, 20th Century Fox Release date: 27 Nov 1991 Box Office: $17,860,280