USA
This is only the second Audie Murphy movie set in WWII after his autobiographical "To Hell and Back." Here Murphy steps out of his usual kid-Western role to play a civilian working for the Navy helping supply guerilla insurgents in the Philippines. His sole motive is not politics nor bravery, but to find his bride from whom he was separated during the Japanese invasion two years before. - IMDb
| Bataille a Bloody Beach |  Belgium |
| La bataille de Bloody Beach |  France |
| Bătălie pe plaja însângerată |  Romania |
| Battaglia sulla spiaggia insanguinata |  Italy |
| Battle at Bloody Beach |  New Zealand |
| Battle at Bloody Beach | USA |
| Battle at Bloody Beach |  Australia |
| Battle at Bloody Beach |  Canada |
| Battle on the Beach |  United Kingdom |
| Battle on the Beach |  Ireland |
| Den blodiga ön |  Sweden |
| Oi anikitoi (transliterated title) |  Greece |
| Sangre en la playa |  Argentina |
| Sangre en la playa |  Chile |
| Sangre en la playa |  Colombia |
| Sangre en la playa |  Mexico |
| Sangre en la playa |  Peru |
| Sangre en la playa |  Venezuela |
| Sangue na Praia |  Brazil |
| Schlacht an der Blutküste |  Austria |
| Schlacht an der Blutküste |  West Germany |
| Slag te Bloody Beach | Belgium |
| Slag te Bloody Beach |  Netherlands |
| Slaget på Blodkysten |  Denmark |
| To progefyroma tou aimatos (reissue title) | Greece |
| Verinen rannikko |  Finland |
| Οι ανίκητοι | Greece |
| 流血島の決戦 |  Japan |
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Kevin Brodie [9] | Timmy Thompson |
