Hell Below

1933
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1h 41min

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Jimmy Durante, Madge Evans, Walter Huston, and Robert Montgomery in Hell Below (1933)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaIn 1918, U.S. Navy Lt. Tommy Knowlton participates in dangerous submarine missions, disobeys orders, gets court-martialed and romances a married woman who happens to be his C.O.'s daughter.In 1918, U.S. Navy Lt. Tommy Knowlton participates in dangerous submarine missions, disobeys orders, gets court-martialed and romances a married woman who happens to be his C.O.'s daughter.In 1918, U.S. Navy Lt. Tommy Knowlton participates in dangerous submarine missions, disobeys orders, gets court-martialed and romances a married woman who happens to be his C.O.'s daughter.

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Robert Montgomery

Lieut. Thomas Knowlton USN

Walter Huston

Lieut. Comdr. T.J. Toler USN

Madge Evans

Joan Standish

Jimmy Durante

'Ptomaine' - Ships Cook

Eugene Pallette

Mac Dougal - Chief Torpedo Man

Robert Young

Lieut. (JG) 'Brick' Walters

Edwin Styles

Herbert Standish - Flight Comdr.

John Lee Mahin

Lieut. (JG) 'Speed' Nelson

David Newell

Lieut. (JG) Radford

Sterling Holloway

Seaman Jenks

Charles Irwin

Buck Teeth British Sergeant

Robert Adair

British Officer
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Jack Baxley

Kangaroo Boxing Match Manager
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Gino Corrado

Bit
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Anna Demetrio

Fat Italian Dancing Partner
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James Donlan

Seaman Muller
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Maude Eburne

Lady Higby
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Herbert Evans

British Officer
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The print shown on TCM is the 1937 re-release, with some bits of 1933 dialogue obviously eliminated in order to meet the stricter standards of the now enforced 1934 production code.

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The clothing and hairstyles of Madge Evans and the rest of the female members of the cast, are all strictly in the 1933, not 1918 mode, despite the tremendous changes that had taken place in those 15 intervening years.

Citazioni
Ptomaine: [Commenting on a large-nosed Italian girl] Mack, I don't care what you say. I'm not going out with her!
Mac Dougal - Chief Torpedo Man: Why, there's nothing wrong with her. She's got a mighty trim little hull.
Ptomaine: But I can't see past her bowsprit!
Mac Dougal - Chief Torpedo Man: Well, maybe she's built for speed?

Curiosità sui crediti
Dedicated to those officers and men of the United States Navy, who, in peace and war, volunteer their lives in one of the most hazardous branches of its service: submarines.

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Featured in Oceani: i segreti degli abissi: Hollywood (2021)

Colonne sonore
Show Me the Way To Go Home
(1925) (uncredited)
Written by Irving King
Played during the opening credits
Sung a cappella by Robert Young
Played on piano by Robert Montgomery

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8/10

This movie has it all: action, melodrama, comedy, and romance!

Robert Montgomery and Robert Young are outstanding as a duo of young submarine officers stationed in Italy during World War I. The dialog is highly entertaining, and Jimmy Durante is hilarious as the ship's cook, "Ptomaine". Walter Huston's character is inspiring as the captain of the submarine, a stellar example of an officer and a gentleman. One of the most interesting aspects of this movie was the level of technology displayed in the battle scenes. I was surprised at how similar the technology of World War I was to the technology displayed 25 years later in World War II. Basic human nature was portrayed as very similar to modern times, and far from the conservativism I thought existed in the so-called "innocent" past. All in all I felt that the cast, characters, action scenes, and view of history depicted in this movie were first-rate.