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Mutiny Overview:

Mutiny (1952) was a Adventure - Romance Film directed by Edward Dmytryk and produced by Frank King and Maurice King.

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MUTINY IN OUTER SPACE

This is another Tubi discovery, a very low-budget 1960s sci-fi film that I had never heard of. It was written & directed by Hugo Grimaldi & Arthur C. Pierce, and executive produced by the Woolner Brothers. (Grimaldi, Pierce, and the Woolners were involved in plenty of cheap sci-fi/horror fli... Read full article


The Caine Mutiny (1954)

The Caine Mutiny Directed by Edward Dmytryck Written by Stanley Roberts based on a novel by Herman Wouk 1954/USA Columbia Pictures Corporation Repeat viewing/Netflix Rental This is a thought-provoking movie with a terrific cast.  I didn’t even mind the extraneous romantic sub-plot quite ... Read full article


The Caine Mutiny (1954) with Humphrey Bogart

Share This! Here they are . . . Lt. TOM KEEFER . . . the malcontent who laid the foundation for the mutiny. Lt. STEVE MARYK . . . whose damning diary sparked the mutiny. Navy lawyer Lt. BARNEY GREENWALD . . . who knew who should have been on trial. Lt. Comdr. PHILIP FRANCIS QUEEG . . . who set h... Read full article


The Caine Mutiny (1954) with Humphrey Bogart

Share This! Here they are . . . Lt. TOM KEEFER . . . the malcontent who laid the foundation for the mutiny. Lt. STEVE MARYK . . . whose damning diary sparked the mutiny. Navy lawyer Lt. BARNEY GREENWALD . . . who knew who should have been on trial. Lt. Comdr. PHILIP FRANCIS QUEEG . . . who set h... Read full article


The Caine Mutiny (1954)

With a stellar cast starring Humphrey Bogart, Van Johnson, Fred MacMurray, and Jose Ferrer among others, the film begins with a young ensign assigned to the mine sweeper named the Caine. After the first lax captain is reassigned, their new commander Queeg (Bogart) is a stickler for detail and order.... Read full article


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Mutiny Quotes:

Redlegs: Something's fishy - and I don't mean the finny kind.

Capt. Ben Waldridge: Hook, you're drunk!
Hook: No, sir! The grog's not yet been brewed that can unsober the old Hook.

Capt. James Marshall: There's a British fleet sitting outside Salem harbor right now.
Col. Rogers: And the French coast will be blockaded by the time you get there.
Capt. James Marshall: I'm not worried about getting in, Colonel. It's getting back with ten million in gold bullion. That's a big risk.
Chairman Caleb Parsons: It's a risk that must be taken, Jim. It can mean the difference between winning and losing the war. Now, what about it?
Capt. James Marshall: We might be able to do it - with the help of one man.

Hook: Alright, boys, to the ship. And them that's tardy will fell the weight of this!
[he brandishes his right arm with its hook]

[Jim finds Captain Waldridge, his mentor, partying with three women]
Capt. James Marshall: Suppose you scatter these sea gulls from your rigging. I'd like to talk to you about something serious.
Capt. Ben Waldridge: You'll have to go, ladies, he's going to scold me. You know, I didn't tell you - it's a dark family secret - but Captain Marshall is my grandfather.
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Mutiny Fact
Shot in 18 days.

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