Corvette K-225 (1943)
Overview
The story of a Canadian WWII naval vessel, with a dramatic subplot concerning her first captain.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.7 |
Directed By
Richard Rosson
Crew
Richard Rosson
Edward Chodorov
Howard Hawks
John Rhodes Sturdy
Nate Blumberg
Robert F. Boyle
John B. Goodman
Tony Gaudio
Edward Curtiss
David Buttolph
Russell A. Gausman
A.J. Gilmore
TOP CAST
Randolph Scott
Lt. Cm. McClain
James Brown
Lt. Paul Cartwright
Ella Raines
Joyce Cartwright
Barry Fitzgerald
Stooky
Andy Devine
Walsh
Fuzzy Knight
Cricket
Noah Beery Jr.
Stone
Richard Lane
Vice Admiral
Thomas Gomez
Smithy
Peter Lawford
Naval Officer
David Bruce
Lt. Rawlins
Murray Alper
Jones
James Flavin
1st Lt. Bill Gardner
Walter Sande
Evans
Robert Mitchum
Sheppard
Cliff Robertson
Lookout
William Forrest
Commander Manning (uncredited)
Frank Faylen
Shipyard Painter
Frank Mayo
Captain of Merchant Ship
Charles McGraw
Chief Engineer
Milburn Stone
Canadian Captain
Martin Ashe
RAF Officer
Hooper Atchley
Civilian
Rod Bacon
Naval Academy Graduate
Howard Banks
Officer
Oliver Blake
Cook
Tom Brannigan
Newsboy
Gary Bruce
Officer
Paul Bryar
Stoker
Kendall Bryson
Naval Officer
Jimmy Butler
Rating
Charles Cane
Workman
Jimmy Carpenter
Lookout
Frank Coghlan Jr.
Rating
Eddie Coke
Rating
Richard Crane
Leading Torpedo Man
Leslie Denison
Pilot
Eddie Dew
Crewman
John Diggs
Bailey
Jimmie Dodd
Steward
Vernon Downing
Officer
John Elliott
Merchant Captain
John Estes
Rating
William Forrest
Commander Manning
John Frazer
Submarine Lieutenant
John Frederick
First Officer
Jack Gardner
Signalman
Stewart Garner
Officer
Joe Haworth
Officer
Holmes Herbert
Commodore Ramsay
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