The Fleet's In (1942)
Overview
Shy sailor Casey Kirby suddenly becomes known as a sea wolf when his picture is taken with a famous actress. Things get complicated when bets are placed on his prowess with the ladies.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.3202 |
Directed By
Victor Schertzinger
Crew
Monte Brice
Victor Schertzinger
Sid Silvers
Ralph Spence
Leo Shuken
Wally Westmore
J. Walter Ruben
Paul Weatherwax
Walter DeLeon
Victor Young
Ernst Fegté
Kenyon Nicholson
Hans Dreier
Edith Head
William C. Mellor
Charles Robinson
Paul Jones
Ray Moyer
Earl S. Hayman
A. E. Freudeman
Hal Walker
Richard Olson
Arthur Franklin
Jack Donohue
TOP CAST
Dorothy Lamour
The Countess
William Holden
Casey Kirby
Eddie Bracken
Barney Waters
Betty Hutton
Bessie Dale
Leif Erickson
Jake
Betty Jane Rhodes
Diana Golden
Barbara Britton
Eileen Wright
Cass Daley
Cissie
Jimmy Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Leader
Gil Lamb
Spike
Jack Norton
Kellogg
Roy Atwell
Arthur Sidney
Robert Warwick
Admiral Wright
Jean Lorraine
Dance Specialty (as Lorraine and Rognan)
Roy Rognan
Dance Specialty (as Lorraine and Rognan)
Bob Eberly
Dorsey Band Vocalist
Helen O'Connell
Dorsey Band Vocalist
Fred Aldrich
Bouncer at Brawl
Stanley Andrews
Lt. Commander
Harry Barris
Pee Wee
Karin Booth
Hostess
Ralph Brooks
Swingland Patron
Rod Cameron
'Texas' - Sailor
George M. Carleton
Judge
Jack Chapin
Sailor
Chester Clute
Justice of the Peace
James Conaty
Courtroom Spectator
Hal K. Dawson
Bert
Carla Diego
Specialty Dancer (uncredited)
Laurie Douglas
Hostess
Jimmie Dundee
Bill - Sailor
Fred Graham
Sailor
Lynda Grey
Hostess
Eddie Hall
Sailor in Third Row Behind Casey (uncredited)
Barbara Kent
Hostess
Donald Kerr
Sailor Herb
Louise La Planche
Hostess
Lyle Latell
Drunk Harassing the Countess
Teala Loring
Hostess
James Millican
Sailor
Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Sailor
Joe Ploski
Sailor in Boat
Rebel Randall
Hostess
Suzanne Ridgway
Backstage Girl
Ronald R. Rondell
Swingland Patron
Phyllis Ruth
Hazel
Fred Santley
Waiter
Jeffrey Sayre
Sailor
Oscar Smith
Valet
Jack Stoney
Bouncer at Brawl
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