| Directed by |
Archie Mayo |
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| Screenplay by |
Jo Swerling |
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| Story by |
W.R. Burnett |
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| Cast: | ||
| Lt. Ward Stewart | Tyrone Power | |
| Jean Hewlett | Anne Baxter | |
| Lt. Cmdr. Dewey Connors | Dana Andrews | |
| Chief Mike 'Mac' McDonnell | James Gleason | |
| Grandmother | Dame May Whitty | |
| Brownie | Harry Morgan | |
| Oliver Cromwell Jones | Ben Carter | |
| Shipwrecked Captain | Stanley Andrews | |
| Curly Bowman | John Archer | |
| Q Boat Lieutenant | Frederic Brunn | |
| Simmons - Desk Clerk | Paul E. Burns | |
| Boy in Lifeboat | Gene Collins | |
| Capt. Bryson | Frank Conroy | |
| Wreckage Victim | Edward Earle | |
| Pop | Charles Grapewin | |
| Pop | Charley Grapewin | |
| Senator from Texas | Thurston Hall | |
| Miss Bromley | Kathleen Howard | |
| Doris - Jean's Roommate | Florence Lake | |
| Telephone Operator | Trudy Marshall | |
| Senator's Wife | Leila McIntyre | |
| Crony | Edward McWade | |
| Man at Hotel Registration Desk | Edmund Mortimer | |
| Captain of Submarine | John Mylong | |
| German Signalman | Otto Reichow | |
| German Q-Boat Commander | Lionel Royce | |
| Officer | Paul Stanton | |
| Officer | Paul Stanton | |
| Adm. Bob Stewart | Minor Watson | |
| Sailor | Steve Forrest | |
| Director of photography |
Leon Shamroy |
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| Produced by |
Lee S. Marcus Milton Sperling |
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| Executive Producers |
William Goetz Darryl F. Zanuck |
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| Music composed by |
David Buttolph |
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| Costume Designer |
Earl Luick |
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| Year: | 1943 | |
| Running time: | 106 minutes | |
| Country: | United States | |
| Language: | English German | |