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Synopsis: A rowdy, womanizing merchant marine, leader of an eccentric crew of misfits and drunks, is almost killed by a Japanese torpedo strike. The brush with death seems to make him even more reckless. In San Francisco, he clashes with a sophisticated, cold librarian, but hangs around because of his attraction to her much livelier, flirty roommate. Yet the seaman and the librarian can't quit challenging each other, almost to the point of a physical altercation. Following their most angry, almost violent argument, the two come together as lovers, running off to Reno for a quick, unlikely marriage. But almost immediately after, their differences in values and philosophy come to a head. The mismatched relationship seems doomed - and, possibly, to end in profound tragedy.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Victor Fleming
Production: MGM
 
IMDB:
6.1
NOT RATED
Year:
1945
135 min
135 Views


UP POWELL STREET.

MAYBE IT HAPPENED

LIKE HE SAYS.

HE SURE LOOKS LIKE

ALL OF A SUDDEN:

HE LOST HIS MAGNETO.

YOU FEEL KIND OF LIKE YOU

AIN'T GETTING THE JUICE, MUDGIN?

I DON' FEEL NOTHING-

ALL NUMB-LIKE

INSIDE.

AH, BALONEY!

YOU AIN'T GO A SOUL, MUDGIN.

NOBODY'S GO A SOUL.

SO HOW CAN YOU LOSE WHAT DON'T EXIST?

I SAW IT, GUS.

WELL, GO FIND

THE THING, THEN!

YOU OUGHT TO TAKE

THIS MATTER UP:

WITH A GOOD CHURCH

OF ENGLAND REVEREND.

OH, A PREACHER

WOULDN'T KNOW!

WHY WOULDN'T HE

KNOW?

IT'S HIS BLOOMIN'

BUSINESS TO KNOW, ISN'T IT?

PREACHERS ONLY:

KNOW ABOUT SOULS

THAT LEAVE:

A DEAD BODY:

AND GO STRAIGH TO HEAVEN OR HELL.

I BET A GOOD ELECTRICIAN

COULD TELL MUDGIN MORE.

MAYBE MUDGIN'S DEAD AND DON'T KNOW IT.

LEAVE HIM:

ALONE, GUS.

ARE YOU:

NUTS, TOO?

DON'T TELL ME YOU

BELIEVE HIS SCREWY TALK!

I DON'T BELIEVE

IN NOTHIN'.

OH, YOU GOTTA

BELIEVE IT, HARRY.

WE'RE ALL SHIPMATES.

IT'S LIKE I TOLD YOU I

HAD CANCER OR SOMETHING.

YOU WOULDN'T JUST LAUGH

IT OFF AND DITCH ME.

THAT'S EXACTLY

WHAT HE'S GONNA DO!

GO ON, BEAT IT!

YOU'VE IMPOSED ON

HARRY LONG ENOUGH.

I SAID LEAVE:

HIM ALONE, GUS.

OK.

OH,

LOOK OUT, HARRY!

YOU'LL NEVER LEARN.

YOU STILL TELEGRAPH

THAT RIGHT.

IT'S ALL RIGHT, IT'S ALL

RIGHT. THEY'RE CLOSE FRIENDS.

I'LL SEE YOU LATER. YOU

GUYS TAKE CARE OF MUDGE.

NOW HARRY'S

SORE AT ME.

YOU SORE AT GUS,

HARRY?

NO, I LIKE GUS FINE.

I'LL SEE YOU LATER, GUS.

WHERE YOU GOING,

HARRY?

HARRY!

DON'T LEAVE ME!

HARRY! WAIT FOR ME!

I WOULDN'T FEEL SO BAD

IF I KNEW WHAT TO DO, HMM?

HE... HE WOULDN'T JUS PUT A GUY IN THE DOGHOUSE

AND LEAVE HIM:

THERE.

HARRY. HARRY!

GOD'S ASKING ME TO KEEP MY PROMISES.

ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT, IT'S ALL MY FAULT!

OH, NO, I-I-

YEAH, YEAH. GO GET IT OFF YOUR MIND.

BUY YOURSELF:

A DRINK.

IT AIN'T SAFE FOR

ME TO BE ALONE.

A MAN RUNNING AROUND

WITHOUT A SOUL?

HOLD IT.

WHERE'S LUCILLE? DON' SHE WORK HERE ANYMORE?

NO, SHE HAD

TOUGH LUCK.

FELL DOWNSTAIRS THE OTHER

NIGHT AND BROKE HER LEG.

I GOT HER ADDRESS HERE

SOMEPLACE. YOU WANT IT?

NOT WITH A BROKEN

LEG, I DON'T!

HARRY, COME HERE!

NOW WHAT?

LOOKIT!

"THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE

IS ROOTED IN THE AGES."

MAYBE THEY KNOW ABOUT A CASE LIKE MINE.

YOU COME IN WITH ME

WHILE I ASK 'EM.

ME, GO IN THAT DUMP?

OH, BUT I CAN'T TALK

TO LIBRARY PEOPLE.

YOU'RE MY BOSUN. YOU

TALK FOR ME AT MAST.

YOU AIN'T AT MAST!

I AM SO AT MAST! I'M

UP BEFORE THE CAPTAIN!

THE REAL CAPTAIN.

AND THOSE GOOKS IN

THERE ARE GONNA HELP YOU?

WELL, THEY'RE SWELL EDUCATED.

EDUCATED PEOPLE MIGHT, HARRY.

OH, EDUCATED, HUH?

LOOKIT, HARRY. "READING

MAKETH A FULL MAN," IT SAYS.

FULL OF WHAT? FULL OF SAP

FROM THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE!

WHAT GROWS ON TREES?

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Frederick Hazlitt Brennan

Frederick Hazlitt Brennan (September 23, 1901 – June 30, 1962) was an American screenwriter of more than thirty films between 1929 and 1953 and the director of the ABC/Desilu western television series, The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1955-1961), starring Hugh O'Brian as deputy Marshal Wyatt Earp. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, he was educated at the University of Missouri in Columbia and began his career as a newspaper reporter. He wrote many short stories and was published in The Saturday Evening Post, Collier's Weekly, and other magazines. He published several novels and wrote for the theatre including the play The Wookey, which ran on Broadway. He died in Ventura County, California, from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, and was survived by his three children. more…

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