The Silent Enemy (1958) | |
| Director(s) | William Fairchild |
| Producer(s) | James Woolf (executive uncredited), John Woolf (executive uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Action, Historical, War |
| Top Topics | World War II |
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The Silent Enemy (1958) was a Action Film directed by William Fairchild and produced by John Woolf and James Woolf.
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This film represents an attack on the vessel the "Olterra" but in real-life events there was no such attack.
This movie's dedication states: "This film is dedicated to the frogmen of all nations who have died beneath the sea and in particular to the memory of Commander Lionel Crabb, G.M., R.N.V.R." See: Lionel Crabb.
According to the book "A Biography Of Sid James", James was offered the role of Chief Petty Officer Thorpe on the recommendation of his friend Laurence Harvey, but their friendship ended during the filming. He found Harvey to be "pompous and full of his own importance". It's said that the two never spoke to each other again after filming had ended.
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This movie's dedication states: "This film is dedicated to the frogmen of all nations who have died beneath the sea and in particular to the memory of Commander Lionel Crabb, G.M., R.N.V.R." See: Lionel Crabb.
According to the book "A Biography Of Sid James", James was offered the role of Chief Petty Officer Thorpe on the recommendation of his friend Laurence Harvey, but their friendship ended during the filming. He found Harvey to be "pompous and full of his own importance". It's said that the two never spoke to each other again after filming had ended.
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