Navy Lieutenant Commander Maverick Tom Dodge will never be a textbook officer, but he’s a brilliant sailor who’s always wanted to command a nuclear submarine; he’s been given one last chance to clean up his record. Unfortunately, Admiral Graham, his nemesis, would rather sink the fleet than give Dodge his own ship. So Graham turns the tables on him and assigns Dodge to the Stingray, a diesel-powered World War II submarine that can barely stay afloat. To make matters worse, Dodge’s crew is a collection of mismatched, mistake-prone misfits. Then he’s labeled the “enemy” in a crucial war game and ordered to take on the U.S. Navy’s finest.
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Distribution of film:
- Lieutenant Commander Tom Dodge: Kelsey Grammer
- Lieutenant Emily Lake: Lauren Holly
- Lieutenant Marty Pascal: Rob Schneider
- Lieutenant Howard: Harry Dean Stanton
- Rear Admiral Yancy Graham: Bruce Dern
- Captain Knox: William H. Macy
- Admiral Winslow: Tear torn
- Sailor Buckman: Ken Hudson Campbell
- Sailor Nitro: Toby Huss
- Airman First Class Jefferson ‘RJ’ Jackson: Duane Martin
- Sailor Stanley discovers Sylvesterson: Jonathan Penner
- Machinist First Class Brad Stepanak: Bradford Tatum
- Seaman Second Class E.T. ‘Sonar’ Lovacelli: Harland Williams
- Orlando Radio Operator: James Martin Jr.
- Orlando Second Lieutenant: Jordan Marder
- Orlando Assistant: Matt Landers
- Orlando Sonarman: Joseph Latimore
- Stingray Radio Operator: Patton Oswalt
- Helmsman: Joe Soto
- The Young Sailor: John Shepherd
- Captain of the trawler: Pierrino Mascarino
- Fisherman: Dennis Fimple
- Fisherman: Ancel Cook
- Admiral of Solidarity: James Harper
- Admiral #2: Rudy Hornish
- Admiral #3: Tommy Terrell
- Secretary: Elliot Easton
- The young sailor from Orlando: Michael Connors
- Sailor No. 2: Paul Tranghese
- Control Tower Officer: Mitchell Danton
- The Torpedo Man: Jackson Sleet
- Singing Waitress: Annie Talbot
- Singing Sailor: Eugene Daniel
- Singing Sailor: Bob Dini
- The Singing Sailor: Andrew Christian
- The Singing Sailor: Steve Giralo
- The Singing Sailor: Robert Grochau
- Singing Sailor: Jamie James
- Singing Sailor: Joseph Keawkalaya
- Singing Sailor: Todd Odom
- Selection Committee Officer (uncredited): Bruce Holman
- Sailor (uncredited): Theodore Carl Soderberg
- The Sailor’s Wife (uncredited): Gabrielle Wagner
- Village People Biker (uncredited): Eric Anzalone
- Village Indians (uncredited): Felipe Rose
Film crew:
- Screenplay: Eliot Wald
- Story: Hugh Wilson
- Director of Photography: Victor Hammer
- Editor: William M. Anderson
- Editor: Armen Minasian
- Director: David S. Ward
- Screenplay: Andrew Kurtzman
- Producer: Robert Lawrence
- Art direction: Dan Webster
- Production Coordinator: Diane L. Sabatini
- Pilot: Al Cerullo
- Set Designer: Randall D. Wilkins
- Set decoration: Mickey S. Michaels
- Co-producer: Stanley Wilson
- Location Manager: Brian O. Haynes
- Cast: Ferne Cassel
- Production Design: Michael Corenblith
- Production Supervisor: Marcy G. Kaplan
- Location Manager: Bailey Pryor
- Set Designer: Tom Reta
- Script Supervisor: Lainie Miller
- Executive Producer: Jack Cummins
- Pilot: Cliff Fleming
- Costume Design: Luke Reichle
- Set Designer: James F. Truesdale
- Casting Assistant: Eyde Belasco
- First Assistant Director: Jerry Ballew
- Second Assistant Director: Scott Metcalfe
- Stunt Coordinator: Glenn Randall Jr.
- Additional music: Mark McKenzie
- Assistant Art Director: Charlie Daboub
- Sound mixer: William B. Kaplan
- Makeup Artist: James R. Kail
- Makeup Artist: Ken Wensevic
- Makeup Artist: Fred C. Blau Jr.
- Hairstylist: Cheri Ruff
- Supervising Sound Editor: John A. Larsen
- Sound designer: Paul Urmson
- Sound Engineer: Robin Johnston
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Chris Jenkins
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Gary Gegan
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Andy Nelson
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Anna Behlmer
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Richard E. Hollander
- Visual Effects Producer: Scott Peterson
- Second Assistant Director: Christina Fong
- Original music composer: Randy Edelman
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