| You're in the Navy Now | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1951) | |||||
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| Gary Cooper | Lt. John Harkness | |
| Jane Greer | Ellie Harkness | |
| Millard Mitchell | George Larrabee | |
| Eddie Albert | Lt. Bill Barron | |
| John McIntire | Cmdr. Reynolds | |
| Ray Collins | Adm. Tennant | |
| Harry von Zell | Capt. Eliot (as Harry Von Zell) | |
| Jack Webb | Ens. Anthony Barbo | |
| Richard Erdman | Ens. Chuck Dorrance | |
| Harvey Lembeck | Norelli | |
| Ray Collins (actor) | ||
| Ed Begley | ||
| Sr. Ed Begley | ||
| Charles Buchinsky | ||
| Joel Fluellen |
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| Producer | Fred Kohlmar
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| Writer | John W. Hazard
Richard Murphy |
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All Hands On Deck For High Seas Misadventures! Oscar®-nominated director Henry Hathaway (1935: Lives of a Bengal Lancer) enlisted an all-star cast, headed by Gary Cooper in a "smash performance" (The Hollywood Reporter), for You're in the Navy Now, a hilarious, critically acclaimed comedy, which also features memorable performances by Jane Greer (Out of the Past), Eddie Albert (Roman Holiday) and Jack Webb (Sunset Boulevard). Based on the Navy's real-life experiment with a steam engine in a WWII submarine chaser, the film follows the misadventures of the ill-prepared crew of a ship on trial runs. Led by a captain (Cooper) who is as inexperienced as his officers - they don't call them the "90-day wonders" for nothing! - they sail out to sea on an unforgettable journey. They'll either sink or swim...but they'll make history either way! |
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