Lou Marcelle
(as Narrator)
Narrator:
To the United States Navy, our thanks for making this picture possible. To the gallant officers and men of the silent service, to our submarines on war patrol in hostile waters, good luck, and... good hunting!
William Prince
(as Pills)
John Garfield
(as Wolf)
Cary Grant
(as Capt. Cassidy)
Capt. Cassidy:
[Attempting to sneak into heavily-guarded Tokyo harbor by concealing the sub under a warship overhead] Can we hug the cruiser any closer?
Sound Man: We're just about kissing her now, sir.
Capt. Cassidy: [Ponders the situation for a second] If we kiss her bottom, we get an "ash can" right down our neck.
Sound Man: We're just about kissing her now, sir.
Capt. Cassidy: [Ponders the situation for a second] If we kiss her bottom, we get an "ash can" right down our neck.
Cary Grant
(as Capt. Cassidy)
Capt. Cassidy:
[Holding up the fuse mechanism of the Japanese bomb that Adams just defused] Got "Made in USA" stamped on it. The appeasers' "contribution" to the war effort.
Capt. Cassidy: [Hands it to the cook] Take it and stew it, Cookie.
Capt. Cassidy: [Hands it to the cook] Take it and stew it, Cookie.
Cary Grant
(as Capt. Cassidy)
Capt. Cassidy:
[the 'Copperfin' has just completed its long transit to just off the coast of Japan] Attention all hands: We're lying off the Japanese mainland... Thought you'd like to know.
Cary Grant
(as Capt. Cassidy)
Capt. Cassidy:
[the 'Copperfin' has torpedoed, but not yet sunk, a Japanese carrier] Take her *under* the carrier - we'll finish the job with the sting from our tail.
Robert Hutton
(as Tommy Adams)
Capt. Cassidy:
[Tom Adams has just been chided for mistaking a common seabird for an incoming bomber while he was on lookout watch; this forced the 'Copperfin' to make a needless emergency dive] That's all right, son. I'd rather submerge for one hundred birds, than NOT submerge for one plane.
Tommy Adams: [Relieved] Thank you, sir.
Tommy Adams: [Relieved] Thank you, sir.
Cary Grant
(as Capt. Cassidy)
Cary Grant
(as Capt. Cassidy)
Capt. Cassidy:
I hear Japs are happy to die for their emperor. A lot of them are going to be made very happy.
