Hit the Deck
1955 · 112 MIN · IMDB 6.5 · 1,005 VOTES · DIR. Roy Rowland
Overview
Sailors on leave in San Francisco get mixed up in love and show business.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,607 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:02:01 (WIND HOWLING)
00:05:29 Who feel forlorn
00:09:40 Most water snakes are harmless...
00:15:04 - Hey, what kind of talk is that? - Aw, go back to your old boat.
00:18:44 - You know boys. They grow up overnight. - Must have been a long night.
00:22:54 I haven't the time to play
00:27:18 And if he doesn't care, then she's making a fool of herself.
00:32:47 This may come to you as a very great shock...
00:36:56 If you don't want Ginger to marry Herman, you marry her.
00:40:54 But when I hate you
00:45:35 - Okay, sailor. Have a good time. - Thank you.
00:50:32 Wendell. Oh, Wendell?
00:55:06 Yep
01:01:08 We'll sing and dance this melody
01:05:13 That's the same phony line you've been handing me for six years.
01:09:34 Why, oh, why and wherefore
01:13:22 (SPOON CLANGS)
01:17:11 - A man your age should take it easy. - My age? Please, outside.
01:21:07 I don't want to upset you, but if those three men...
01:25:18 If you got tired
01:31:59 Some guys never learn.
01:36:25 When we are blue, Loo And wish we had a hot cup of coffee
01:41:59 I can do anything I want to.
01:45:49 You don't think I'm the kind of man...
Cast & Characters
Jane Powell
Susan Smith
Tony Martin
Chief Boatswain's Mate Wm. F. Clark
Debbie Reynolds
Carol Pace
Walter Pidgeon
Rear Adm. Daniel Xavier Smith
Vic Damone
Rico Ferrari
Gene Raymond
Wendell Craig
Ann Miller
Ginger
Russ Tamblyn
Danny Xavier Smith
J. Carrol Naish
Mr. Peroni
Kay Armen
Mrs. Ottavio Ferrari
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,607
Dialogue density14.3 lines / min
First line00:02:01
Final line01:45:49
Production Record
DirectorRoy Rowland
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,005