USS Seaviper (2012)
Overview
Direct to DVD movie: The German U-Boat, U-234, from the Port of Kiel is trading cargo with the Japanese. USS Seaviper must locate and stop this dangerous exchange. The Captain of USS Seaviper must go ashore to conduct reconnaissance on an island near Sumatra, but the ship is left in the hands of Mister Cutter, after the Executive Officer is injured in battle. A conflict between Cutter and the Chief of the Boat puts the submarine in jeopardy. Seaviper is trapped below the surface, with decreasing oxygen, and a Japanese destroyer hunting them from above. Damage to the boat also leave her survival in question. They must fight the Japanese destroyer and get the information about U-235 back to Pearl Harbor.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $3,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.829 |
Directed By
Ralph A. Villani
Crew
Ralph A. Villani
Lynanne Rockhill
Rob Norris
Lesley Waters
Ralph A. Villani
Michael Teutsch
Greg Jocoy
Tom Bowser
Jon Schellenger
Jose Herrera
Lynanne Rockhill
Jane Vereen
Cliff Gordon
Bob Lutjen
Jon Schellenger
Michael Teutsch
TOP CAST
Tim Large
Chief Keenan
Jeremy King
Officer Cutter
Robb Maus
Exec. Officer Roitman
Michael Jacques
Grey
Jordan Wall
Lewis
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