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Some cast members in studio records/casting call lists did not appear or were not identifiable in th [...]	D
The $10 Ted borrows from Gunny would equate to over $210 in 2022.	D
First American film for Reginald Gardiner.	D
Ted's rating in the Navy is Chief Quartermaster. He wears the Submarine Warfare enlisted insignia on [...]	D
Only film pairing of James Stewart and Eleanor Powell.	D
The "Swinging the Jinx Away" number was edited and re-used in Il signore in marsina (1943).	D
One of the first films to utilize stereophonic sound recording for some of the musical numbers.	D
Eleanor Powell singing voice was dubbed by Marjorie Lane.	D
The dance duo of Georges & Jalna, who perform to an instrumental version of "I've Got You Under My S [...]	D
The submarine with the P4 on the conning tower in the U.S.S. Tarpon. She carried the designation bet [...]	D
Nora waits for Ted alone in Central Park near midnight. How times have changed.	D
During the "I Got You Under My Skin" musical number, audiences see for the first time on film The Sp [...]	D
The submarine shown entering New York harbor toward the beginning of the film is in fact, the U.S.S. [...]	D
According to the biography "Beyond the Rainbow", this film was at one point to have included a role [...]	D
Originally planned as a vehicle for British star Jessie Matthews, whose home studio Gaumont-British [...]	D
Allan Jones and George Murphy were considered for Ted Barker, but the role went to James Stewart.	D
The cop in Central Park (played by Reginald Gardiner) spoofs conductor Leopold Stokowski and incorpo [...]	D
The dress that Virginia Bruce throws on the floor and refuses to appear in is the same dress worn by [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
Features the song "I've Got You Under My Skin", later a signature song for Frank Sinatra, and a top [...]	D
Cole Porter picked James Stewart for the male lead and later said he sang "Easy to Love" as well as [...]	D
Final film of Lorna Low.	D
Geraldine Robertson played Chorine (uncredited). She landed the part as a result of being crowned Qu [...]	D
Final film of Georgia Spence.	D
Final film of Myrla Bratton.	D
Final film of Mary Gwynne.	D
This film was first telecast in Seattle WA Monday 25 February 1957 on KING (Channel 5), followed by [...]	D
Cole Porter's first musical for MGM.	D

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The interior of the submarine during the opening musical number is more than twice as wide as a real [...]	D
The opening scene is set aboard a submarine entering New York Harbor while submerged at periscope de [...]	D
When Ted gave Mr. McKay Nora's phone number, he never provided Mr. McKay with a name for the "best d [...]	D
In the finale, the big gun barrels remain covered until the final close-up of Eleanor Powell, after [...]	D
When Nora and Jenny visit the submarine and are talking to Gunny Sacks and Tex Baker, the same ship [...]	D
Gunny Saks is visible on the sub's sail, despite being in the brig, where he is visible in the follo [...]	D
James Stewart and Eleanor Powell are supposed to meet at 22:00 sharp at Central Park. While he is in [...]	D
As Lucy James (Virginia Bruce) finishes singing "I've Got You Under My Skin," she has a lit cigarett [...]	D
Mush Tracy and Peppy Turner swap sides as Mush sings his final few phrases at the Lonely Hearts Club [...]	D
When Lucy is having one of her tantrums, a sheet of newspaper drifts down from the ceiling behind he [...]	D
Diesel submarines traveled on the surface except in time of war. They were much faster on the surfac [...]	D

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McKay: Ted, I'd love to do you a favor, but, I can [...]	D
Captain Dingby: Do you know what this means? "Mus [...]	D
Ted Baker: [singing] You'd be so easy to love, So [...]	D
Jenny Saks: Sally, you're going to drive me to sto [...]	D
Nora Paige: Is that your daughter? Jenny Saks: Ye [...]	D
"Mush" Tracy: What'd you join the Navy for in the [...]	D
McKay's Telephone Operator: [on phone with her fri [...]	D
Lucy James: [singing] Now, since we all have met, [...]	D
McKay: Nothing spreads like gossip. It's the best [...]	D
Jenny Saks: You been in New York long? Nora Paige [...]	D
Ship's Officer: Not granted. Gunny Saks: Oh, but [...]	D
Nora Paige: I feel uncomfortable about going aboar [...]	D
Floorwalker: Flowers are like little children. The [...]	D
Captain Dingby: What? You couldn't find Brooklyn! [...]	D
Captain Dingby: I understand you were born in Broo [...]	D
Jenny Saks: I thought you were in the brig. Gunny [...]	D
Captain Dingby: Where is Saks? "Mush" Tracy: He's [...]	D
Gunny Saks: Why Jenny, ain't you gonna kiss me or [...]	D
Ted Baker: Hello. Nora Paige: Hello, yourself. Wh [...]	D
Gunny Saks: But Jenny, ain't you glad to see me? [...]	D
Lucy James: Just what do you think you're doing? M [...]	D
"Mush" Tracy: You sure do a lot of fishin', don't [...]	D
Gunny Saks: Say, who's little girl are you? Sally [...]	D
Captain Dingby: I want this message delivered to R [...]	D
"Mush" Tracy: Where will we find the Rear Admiral? [...]	D
Lucy James: Cheeky! Someone save my Cheeky!	D
Jenny Saks: Supposing I should kiss you? Gunny Sa [...]	D
Jenny Saks: I don't know whether I like the idea o [...]	D
Ted Baker: What about that baby? Jenny Saks: Oh, [...]	D
"Mush" Tracy: [singing] Just look at those cowboys [...]	D
Ted Baker: Could I see Mr. McKay please? McKay's [...]	D
Lucy James: [singing] I tried so, not to give in, [...]	D
Jenny Saks: Can we visit the brig? There's a man I [...]	D
Lucy James: It's kind of a dirty trick. McKay: Ye [...]	D
Ted Baker: Well, how's it feel to be out of the Na [...]	D
Jenny Saks: I've got a surprise for you. Gunny Sa [...]	D
"Peppy" Turner: [singing] Now, everybody's happy, [...]	D
Nora Paige: Were you a dancer? Jenny Saks: Yeah, [...]	D
McKay's Telephone Operator: Oh, hello, Opal. Say, [...]	D
Gunny Saks: I wouldn't join the Navy again, if the [...]	D
Nora Paige: Gee, you're swell! You know, I didn't [...]	D
Ted Baker: [Captain approaches] Attention! Captai [...]	D
Jenny Saks: Well, we'd love to look around. Could [...]	D
McKay's Telephone Operator: What's Lucy James like [...]	D
Sailors' Chorus: [singing] We'll soon be with a ga [...]	D
"Mush" Tracy: I've got talents. I've got a inventi [...]	D
Gunny Saks: I don't know, Ted, maybe I'm just a ma [...]	D
Nora Paige: I can't understand Ted doing this. Je [...]	D
McKay's Telephone Operator: Oh, I never seen such [...]	D
Lucy James: There's lots of talent in the Navy. M [...]	D
Lucy James: Oh, Captain, what a lovely submarine! [...]	D
Lucy James: Are you interested in the theater? Te [...]	D
McKay's Telephone Operator: Atkins & McKay, who's [...]	D
Jenny Saks: When you're picking a father for your [...]	D
"Peppy" Turner: [singing] Pretty baby, Pretty baby [...]	D
"Mush" Tracy: You know, I'm gettin' out of the ser [...]	D

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