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Destination Tokyo (VHS)
A patriotic war epic about a U.S. submarine sent into Japanese
waters and the dynamic amongst crew members. Avoid the colorized
version. Academy Award Nominations: Best Original Story.
Director: Delmer Daves
Starring: Cary Grant Genres
Action Released: 1943
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Hellcats of the Navy (VHS)
W.W. II action film aboard a submarine. The ship's captain is ordered
to undertake a dangerous mission which takes him to the heavily
mined waters off the Asiatic mainland.
Director: Nathan Juran
Starring: Ronald Reagan
Released: 1957
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Silent Steel (DVD)
A hard hitting interactive underwater thriller from the writer
of NAVY SEALS DAY OF THE JACKAL and VIRUS which casts you as the
captain of a nuclear submarine. You are patrolling the Atlantic
with 24 Trident C-4 Intercontinental Ballistic missiles when a Libyan
submarine invades your space. What will you do? Contains over 2
hours of original footage shot on location.
Released: 1998
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Operation Petticoat
Cary Grant and Tony Curtis star as naval officers in this service
comedy one of the director's favorite genres. When Adm. Matt Sherman's
(Grant) submarine the Sea Tiger is damaged during the attack on
Pearl Harbor he needs to find spare parts to have it recommissioned.
Into the breach steps aide Lt. Nick Holden (Curtis) a master con
man and wheeler-dealer who begins scheming to acquire the materials
needed to fix the sub while the appalled Sherman looks the other
way. Once the sub is deemed seaworthy they stop at an island where
Holden picks up a couple of Filipino families and five navy nurses
who have been stranded there. The arrival of the extremely attractive
nurses in the sub's cramped quarters has the predicted effect on
the young all-male crew who soon find concentrating on their work
to be an impossible task. The women also have their own ideas about
the renovation of the submarine one of which involves painting it
pink. Despite the dated 1950s gender stereotypes the comic genius
of Grant and the energy of Curtis in addition to a script witty
enough to have been nominated for an Academy Award keep the film
afloat. Among the talented cast are Dick Sargent Arthur O'Connell
Dina Merrill Gene Evans and Gavin McLeod who would later return
to the seas as the captain of THE LOVE BOAT.
Director: Blake Edwards
Starring: Cary Grant, Tony Curtis
Released: 1959
Operation Petticoat VHS 
Operation Petticoat DVD 
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The Video Collection:: Das Boot
(English subtitles)
Critics and audiences alike hailed Wolfgang Petersen's Das Boot
as the best submarine film ever made, one that revolutionized the
use of "steadicam" for heightened realism. This newly-remastered
version contains over one hour of additional footage and a completely
redesigned digital soundtrack.At the height of WWII, 43 young German
sailors eagerly embark on a dangerous assignment aboard a U-boat
off the coast of France. Their heroic ambitions and hunger for glory
are soon tested as the mission turns treacherous in claustophobic
quarters as they run from the enemy.Approx. 3½ hrs. on two videocassettes
English subtitles.
The Video Collection:: Das Boot (Drama) 
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Hunley The (VHS)
The true story of the USS Hunley the manually propelled submarine
during the siege of Charleston in 1864. The Hunley the first submersible
to sink and enemy boat during wartime was powered by 8 men who died
in the process. This is their story.
Director: John Gray
Starring: Armand Assante
Released: 1997
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