¡Operation Petticoat
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[Machine Translation] Cary Grant and Tony Curtis and director Blake Edwards present a war comedy! Submarine Fleet Commander Sherman (Cary Grant) visits the decommissioned submarine Sea Tiger and picks up her logbook to reminisce about his time as the first captain of the submarine. The Sea Tiger had been heavily damaged by bombing while stationed in the Philippines, but the crew had rallied together to carry out emergency repairs, but they were suffering from a shortage of materials. Then Captain Holden ( Tony Curtis ) was assigned to the ship. He had never served on a submarine before, and his job in the Navy was to be a recreational officer. However, he showed his talent for sneaking around and snatching scarce materials from everywhere, including the army warehouses. Thanks to his efforts, the "Sea Tiger" managed to set sail. Later, during the dive, the ship was found to be flooded and had to anchor at Marinduque Island for temporary evacuation and repairs. Sherman sent out a reconnaissance of the island to avoid being disturbed by Holden, who was slowing him down. Holden then rescued five female nurses who had been stranded on the island. The five women are brought on board, causing a curious commotion on the ship. Blake Edwards, director of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" ("Breakfast at Tiffany's") ('61), shows off his skills in this smart and witty war comedy. The 8-page leaflet (commentary by Sumio Toyama) is enclosed. This product is not an on-demand product, but a pressed product.
Original Release Year: 1959
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