Destroyer (1943)
Sur un bâtiment de guerre de l'armée des États-Unis durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, l'autorité du vieux commandant Steve Boleslavski est contestée par le jeune Mickey Donohue...
Directeur:
William A. Seiter
écrivains:
Frank Wead, Lewis Meltzer, Borden Chase.
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Edward G. Robinson as Steven 'Boley' Boleslavski |
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Glenn Ford as Mickey Donohue |
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Edgar Buchanan as Kansas Jackson |
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Marguerite Chapman as Mary Boleslavski |
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Regis Toomey as Lt. Cmdr. Clark |
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Warren Ashe as Lt. Bert Marton |
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Leo Gorcey as Seaman Sarecky |
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Edward Brophy as Engineer Casey |
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Eddy Waller as Marty, a riveter |
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Roger Clark as Chief Engineer |
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Curt Bois as Swab with large nose |
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Kenneth MacDonald as Admiral (Clark's CO) |
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Charles D. Brown as Doctor, finding Boley unfit for further sea duty |
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Cliff Clark as Commandant |
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Richard Loo as Japanese Submarine Commander |
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Benson Fong as Japanese Sonar Man |
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Lloyd Bridges as 2nd Fireman (uncredited) |
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Tristram Coffin as Doctor #1 (uncredited) |
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Bud Geary as 2nd Ship Fitter (uncredited) |
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Eddie Hall as Austin (uncredited) |
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Charles McGraw as Assistant Chief Engineer (uncredited) |
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Milburn Stone as Radioman (uncredited) |
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Dennis Moore as Communications Officer (uncredited) |
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Larry Parks as Ens. Johnson (uncredited) |
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Shirley Patterson as Bigbee's Girl (uncredited) |
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Gene Rizzi as Survivor (uncredited) |
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Frank Beckford as Yeoman |
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Dean Benton as Moore |
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Lynton Brent as Doctor |
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Roy Brent as Sailor |
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Stanley Brown as Marine / Fireman |
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George Bruggeman as Cook |
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Alma Carroll as Sailor's Girl Friend |
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Eddy Chandler as Chief Gunner's Mate |
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Edmund Cobb as 1st Workman |
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Eddie Coke as Storekeeper |
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Eleanor Counts as Sarecky's Girl |
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Roy Darmour as Pharmacist's Mate |
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Eddie Dew as Survivor |
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Lester Dorr as 1st Ship Fitter |
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John Estes as Helmsman |
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Jerry Franks Jr. as Pharmacist's Mate / Bridge Talker |
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Jack Gardner as Sailor |
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Lloyd Hanson as Collins |
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Al Hill as Knife-Eating Sailor |
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David Holt as Sobbing Sailor |
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Bobby Jordan as Sobbing Sailor |
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David S. Horsley as Thomas |
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Mauritz Hugo as Survivor |
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Stephen Keyes as Seaman Guard |
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George Magrill as Marine |
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Don McGill as Survivor |
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Robert McKenzie as Justice of the Peace |
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David McKim as Signalman |
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Frank Melton as Doctor |
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John Merton as Chief Quartermaster |
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Gertrude Messinger as Girl |
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Bob Milton as J.V. Talker |
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Pat O'Malley as Postman |
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Paul Perry as Doctor |
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Don Peters as Helmsman |
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Neil Reagan as Lt. J.C. Randolph |
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Mickey Rentschler as J.V. Talker |
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Addison Richards as Ship Building Foreman |
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Ronald R. Rondell as Survivor |
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Clark Ross as Pharmacist's Mate |
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Virginia Sale as Kansas' Dance Partner |
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Charles Sherlock as Chief Machinist's Mate |
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George Sherwood as Workman |
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Mel Shubert as James |
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John Tyrrell as Marine |
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Dale Van Sickel as Sailor |
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Dorothy Vernon as Justice of the Peace's Wife |
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Pierre Watkin as Admiral |
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Frank Wayne as Pharmacist's Mate |
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Craig Woods as Bigbee |
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Billy Young as Storekeeper |
| Directing | William A. Seiter | Director |
| Writing | Frank Wead | Story |
| Writing | Frank Wead | Screenplay |
| Writing | Lewis Meltzer | Screenplay |
| Writing | Borden Chase | Screenplay |
| Directing | Milton Carter | Assistant Director |
| Art | Cary Odell | Assistant Art Director |
| Art | Frank Tuttle | Interior Designer |
| Sound | Morris Stoloff | Music Director |
| Sound | Anthony Collins | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Louis F. Edelman | Producer |
| Camera | Franz Planer | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Gene Havlick | Editor |
| Art | Lionel Banks | Art Direction |
