"The Love of Women in Their Eyes... The Salt of the Sea in Their Blood!" 16 November 1940 Drama, War 105 mins
The crew of the merchant ship Glencairn hope to survive a transatlantic crossing during World War II. Adapted from four Eugene O'Neill one-act plays.
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John Wayne as Ole Olsen
Thomas Mitchell as Driscoll
Ian Hunter as Smitty
Barry Fitzgerald as Cocky
Wilfrid Lawson as Captain
John Qualen as Axel
Mildred Natwick as Freda
Ward Bond as Yank
Arthur Shields as Donkeyman
Joe Sawyer as Davis
Rafaela Ottiano as Bella
Jack Pennick as Johnny
Douglas Walton as Second Mate
Billy Bevan as Joe
Judith Linden as Bumboat Girl
James Flavin as Dock Policeman
John Ford Director
Dudley Nichols Screenplay
Eugene O'Neill Theatre Play
Walter Wanger Producer
Richard Hageman Original Music Composer
Sherman Todd Editor
Julia Heron Set Decoration
Wingate Smith Assistant Director
James Basevi Art Direction
Gregg Toland Director of Photography
John Ford Producer
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Brazil 01 January 1941
Germany 18 June 1962
Portugal 11 March 1941
United States 22 November 1940
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