Midshipman Jack

1933
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1h 11min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueGiven a last chance, after failing to graduate with his class at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis,Maryland because he was reported by a jealous rival for being out after 'Taps,",... Tout lireGiven a last chance, after failing to graduate with his class at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis,Maryland because he was reported by a jealous rival for being out after 'Taps,", Midshipman Jack Austin is warned that one more offense meets dismissal from the Navy, he ... Tout lireGiven a last chance, after failing to graduate with his class at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis,Maryland because he was reported by a jealous rival for being out after 'Taps,", Midshipman Jack Austin is warned that one more offense meets dismissal from the Navy, he shoulders the responsibility for a head-on crash between a seaplane and the submarine-chas... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Christy Cabanne
Scénario
- Frank Wead
- F. McGrew Willis
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Réalisation
- Christy Cabanne
Scénario
- Frank Wead
- F. McGrew Willis
Casting principal

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Bruce Cabot

Jack B. Austin

Betty Furness

Ruth Rogers

Frank Albertson

Russell H. Burns

Arthur Lake

Allen S. Williams

Florence Lake

Sally Withers

John Darrow

Clark Simpson

Purnell Pratt

Captain Rogers

Margaret Seddon

Mrs. Burns

Jean Carmen

Gloria's Blonde Girlfriend
(non crédité)

George Magrill

Ship's Engineer
(non crédité)

Paul McVey

Officer of the Watch
(non crédité)

Landers Stevens

Doctor
(non crédité)

Mary Wallace

Luana Walters

Gloria
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Christy Cabanne
Scénario
- Frank Wead
- F. McGrew Willis
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A accurate little picture about life in Annapolis in the 1930s.

Acting was a little stiff but the characters were believable. Being a graduate of West Point, I cared about the real people portrayed. Most stories about the academies are not true to life. Much of this is a reflection of the times when military figures were heroes. It was a treat to see Cabot in a leading role without John Wayne. Betty Furness looked pure and pretty and intelligent as the admiral's daughter.The rest of the cast is forgettable. The magpie girl talking without a breath was irritating but that was what she was supposed to add to the story. Finally, I must comment that Jack would really survived his mis-deeds especially entering into a restricted zone. He would not have had a chance to voluntarily resign. He would have been booted out.

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Anecdotes
The technical director on this film was Draper Kaufmann, although having recently graduated from the US Naval Academy, was denied a commission due to poor eyesight. He later founded the US Navy UDT teams in World War 2, the forerunner of the what is now the SEALS. He went on to become an Admiral. (From the book, "America's First Frogman.")

Crédits fous
Dedicated to Henry Latrobe Roosevelt, who as Assistant Secretary of the Navy keeps alive the Navy tradition begun by Theodore Roosevelt in 1895 and so gallantly continued by Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Connexions
Remade as Annapolis Salute (1937)

Bandes originales
Anchors Aweigh
(1906) (uncredited)
Written by Charles A. Zimmerman
Lyrics by Alfred Hart Miles and R. Lovell
Part of a medley played during the opening credits and at the end