You're in the Navy Now (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Henry Hathaway |
| Producer(s) | Fred Kohlmar |
| Top Genres | Comedy, War |
| Top Topics | Navy, Sailors / The Sea, World War II |
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Gary Cooper(as Lt. John W. Harkness)
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
Gary Cooper
(as Lt. John W. Harkness)
Jane Greer(as Ellie C. Harkness)
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
Jane Greer
(as Ellie C. Harkness)
Millard Mitchell(as George Larrabee)
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
Millard Mitchell
(as George Larrabee)
Eddie Albert(as Lt. Bill Barron)
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
Eddie Albert
(as Lt. Bill Barron)
John McIntire(as Cmdr. W. R. Reynolds)
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
John McIntire
(as Cmdr. W. R. Reynolds)
Ray Collins(as Rear Adm. L. C. Tennant)
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
Ray Collins
(as Rear Adm. L. C. Tennan...)
Harry von Zell(as Capt. 'Danny' Eliot)
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
Harry von Zell
(as Capt. 'Danny' Eliot)
Jack Webb(as Ens. Anthony 'Tony' Barbo)
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
You're in the Navy Now
Released
1951
Jack Webb
(as Ens. Anthony 'Tony' Ba...)
You're in the Navy Now Overview:
You're in the Navy Now (1951) was a Comedy - War Film directed by Henry Hathaway and produced by Fred Kohlmar.
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You're in the Navy Now Quotes:
Ens. Anthony 'Tony' Barbo:
Sir, I haven't got a degree in engineering!
Cmdr. W. R. Reynolds: Then you better pay close attention.
See More Quotes from You're in the Navy NowCmdr. W. R. Reynolds: Then you better pay close attention.
You're in the Navy Now Facts
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Debut of Lee Marvin.
This movie's US alternate title, U.S.S. Teakettle, is a reference to the patrol vessel's name in the film. The United States navy vessel's engine has steam turbines which use steam to drive it just as a tea kettle "steams" when it boils.
Feature film debut of Charles Bronson.
Harvey Lembeck's first film.