| Submarine X-1 | |||||
| Mirisch Films (1968) | |||||
| Drama, War, Action | |||||
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In Collection
#223 |
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| James Caan | Commander Bolton | |
| David Sumner | Lt. Davies R.N.V.R | |
| Norman Bowler | Sub. Lt. Pennington | |
| Brian Grellis | C.P.O. Barquist | |
| Paul Young | Leading Seaman Quentin | |
| William Dysart | Lt. Gogan R.N.R. | |
| John Kelland | Sub. Lt. Willis R.N.V.R. | |
| Kenneth Farrington | C.P.O. Boker Knowles | |
| Keith Alexander | Sub. Lt. X-3 | |
| Carl Rigg | C.P.O. Kennedy | |
| Steve Kirby | Leading Seaman X-2 | |
| Nick Tate | Leading Seaman X-1 | |
| George Pravda | Captain Erlich | |
| Diana Beevers | WRNS Officer | |
| Rupert Davies | Vice-Adm. Redmayne |
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| Producer |
John C. Champion
Ted Lloyd |
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| Writer |
Donald S. Sanford
Guy Elmes |
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| Cinematography |
Paul Beeson
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After losing a submarine and fifty crew in a battle with a German ship during WWII, a Royal Navy officer gets a second chance in a daring raid with midget subs. |
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