Suicide Fleet (1931) |
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| Director(s) | Albert S. Rogell |
| Producer(s) | Harry Joe Brown, Charles R. Rogers |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, War |
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William Boyd(as 'Baltimore' Clark)
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William Boyd
(as 'Baltimore' Clark)
Robert Armstrong(as 'Dutch' Herman)
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Suicide Fleet
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Robert Armstrong
(as 'Dutch' Herman)
James Gleason(as 'Skeets' O'Riley)
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James Gleason
(as 'Skeets' O'Riley)
Ginger Rogers(as Sally)
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Ginger Rogers
(as Sally)
Frank Reicher(as Captain Holtzmann)
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Frank Reicher
(as Captain Holtzmann)
Richard Alexander(as Crew Member)
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Richard Alexander
(as Crew Member)
Eddie Borden(as Man with 'War' Headline)
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Eddie Borden
(as Man with 'War' Headlin...)
Tom Keene(as Lieutenant James Keene)
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Suicide Fleet
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Tom Keene
(as Lieutenant James Keene)
Suicide Fleet Overview:
Suicide Fleet (1931) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Albert S. Rogell and produced by Harry Joe Brown and Charles R. Rogers.
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The United States Navy ordered submarine crews docked at San Pedro, California, USA to cooperate and participate in the filming of this movie. Three divisions of the Navy worked with the production, which also employed thousands of extras.
An actual ship was sunk for the production, which was filmed in part at sea.
Three United States Navy ships were used in the movie: the submarine cruiser Argonaut, the destroyer Preble, and the Noa.