Patton: At a glance
Every row in full, one after another
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Facts
1970 · War, Drama · English7.5× its budget · Long for war movies
Critics vs audiences
Critics a little warmer than audiences (+6)
Critics 86Audiences 80GoodWatch 82
Box office
7.5×its budget
- Budget
- $12 M
- Worldwide
- $90 M
Worldwide it earned $78 M more than it cost.
Running time
2 h 52 min
Longer than 9 in 10 war movies, +54 min on the typical 118
typical 118172
Half of all war movies run 103–135 min.
Reach
Streams in 42 countries, rent or buy in 27 more
Released
1970
January 25, 1970
56 years ago
Genres
WarDramaHistory
Language
English
Original language
Also spoken
ArabicGermanRussianFrenchItalian
Made in
United States
Awards
Oscar winner, Golden Globe winner, DGA Award winnerWins and nominations by award
Academy Awards1971
- Best Picture1971Won
- Directing1971Won
- Writing (Original Screenplay)1971Won
- Actor in a Leading Role1971Won
- Film Editing1971Won
- Production Design1971Won
- Sound1971Won
- Cinematography1971Nominated
- Music (Original Score)1971Nominated
- Visual Effects1971Nominated
Golden Globe Awards1971
- Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama1971Won
- Best Motion Picture, Drama1971Nominated
- Best Director, Motion Picture1971Nominated
Directors Guild of America Awards1970 to 1971
- Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Theatrical Feature Film1971Won
- Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing, Feature Film1970Won
Writers Guild of America Awards1971
- Best Original Screenplay1971Won
- Writers Guild of America Award1971Won
BAFTA Awards1971
- Best Leading Actor1971Nominated
Content
PG · Violence, strong languageYes
Rated
- PGUnited States
Yes: it's rated PG in the United States for violence and strong language, and the viewing guide lists it for family nights.
What's in it
- ViolenceModerate
- Gore, disturbing imagesLittle or none
- Frightening scenesLittle or none
- Sex, nudityLittle or none
- Dark themesModerate
- Strong languageNamed in the advisories
In white: what the content advisories name. Levels from the title analysis.
Viewing guide
AdultsFamily Movie NightFriends NightIntergenerationalPartner WatchPublic Viewing SafeSolo WatchTeensThought-Provoking
Not listed for kids.
Starring
StarringGeorge C. Scott, Karl Malden, Stephen Young
49 people
George C. ScottGeneral George S. Patton Jr.
Karl MaldenGeneral Omar N. Bradley
Stephen YoungCaptain Chester B. Hansen
Michael StrongBrigadier General Hobart Carver
Carey LoftinGeneral Bradley's Driver- ADAlbert DumortierMoroccan Minister
Frank LatimoreLieutenant Colonel Henry Davenport
Morgan PaullCaptain Richard N. Jenson
Karl Michael VoglerField Marshal Erwin Rommel
Bill HickmanGeneral Patton's Driver- PZPat ZuricaFirst Lieutenant Alexander Stiller
James EdwardsSergeant William George Meeks
Lawrence DobkinColonel Gaston Bell
David BauerLieutenant General Harry Buford
John BarrieAir Vice-Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham
Richard MünchColonel General Alfred Jodl
Siegfried RauchCaptain Oskar Steiger
Michael BatesField Marshal Sir Bernard Law Montgomery
Paul StevensLieutenant Colonel Charles R. Codman
Gerald FloodAir Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder
Jack GwillimGeneral Sir Harold Alexander
Edward BinnsMajor General Walter Bedell Smith
Peter BarkworthColonel John Welkin
Lionel MurtonThird Army Chaplain
Made by
Directed by Franklin J. Schaffner, written with Francis Ford Coppola, Edmund H. NorthFred J. Koenekamp (camera), Jerry Goldsmith (music), Hugh S. Fowler (editing)·96 people in 11 departments
Directing · 6
- Franklin J. Schaffner Director
- Michael D. Moore Second Unit Director
- Ray Corbett Second Assistant Director
- José López Rodero Assistant Director
- Eli Dunn Assistant Director
- Brian Bilgorri Assistant Director
Writing · 4
- Francis Ford Coppola Screenstory, Screenplay
- Edmund H. North Screenplay, Screenstory
- Omar N. Bradley Book, Military Consultant
- Ladislas Farago Book
Production · 9
- Frank McCarthy Producer
- Michael McLean Casting
- Richard D. Zanuck Production Executive
- Francisco Day Unit Production Manager
- Francisco Ariza Production Manager
- Eduardo García Maroto Unit Production Manager
Camera · 9
- Fred J. Koenekamp Director of Photography
- Russ Meyer Additional Photography
- Claudio Gómez Grau Still Photographer
- Ramiro Sabell First Assistant Camera
- Mike Benson Assistant Camera
- Thomas Del Ruth Assistant Camera
Editing · 1
- Hugh S. Fowler Editor
Sound · 35
- Jerry Goldsmith Conductor, Original Music Composer
- Don Hall Supervising Sound Editor
- Don MacDougall Foley, Sound Effects Editor
- Richard Nash Musician
- Tommy Johnson Musician
- Artie Kane Musician
Art · 12
- Pierre-Louis Thévenet Set Decoration
- Michael Pickwoad Assistant Art Director
- Emilio Ardura Set Decoration
- Gil Parrondo Art Direction
- José Luis del Barco Storyboard Artist
- Francisco Prósper Construction Coordinator
Costume & Make-Up · 3
- Daniel C. Striepeke Makeup Supervisor
- John Chambers Special Effects Makeup Artist
- Del Acevedo Makeup Artist
Visual Effects · 2
- Art Cruickshank Visual Effects
- L.B. Abbott Visual Effects
Lighting · 1
- Phillip Marlett Rigging Gaffer
Other crew · 14
- Joe Canutt Stunt Coordinator, Stunts
- Carey Loftin Stunts
- Bill Hickman Stunts
- Kim Kahana Stunts
- Paul Wurtzel Special Effects Technician
- James Blakeley Post Production Supervisor
