Week Thirty-Eight
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| "Naval Academy" 1941 |
MOVIE NAME: NAVAL ACADEMY
STUDIO: COLUMBIA PICTURES
PRODUCER: WALLACE MacDONALD
DIRECTOR: ERIC C. KENTON
DATE: 1941
TYPE: DRAMA
CAST:
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW as Steve Kendall , JAMES LYNDON as Tommy Blake, BILLY COOK as Dick Brewster, PIERRE WATKIN as Captain Davis , WARREN ASHE , as Lt. Brackett, DOUGLAS SCOTT as Jimmy Henderson , WARREN LLOYD as Ray Cameron, JAMES BUTLER as Matt Cooper, JOE BROWN Jr. as Bill Foster, DAVID DURAND as Fred Bailey ,TOMMY BUPP, as Joey Martin, JOHN DILSON, as John Frazier
SOURCE: T.V. GUIDE, Movie Database
STORY: A group of young men from different backgrounds are thrown together at a naval academy. The film follows the agonies and ecstasies they experience while going through the rigors of training. One young man is from a family with a long tradition in the Navy, one is the punk from reform school, and one is just a spoiled brat. Ashe is the officer who has seen this before and lends a strong but helping hand through it all.
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