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The Decks Ran Red (1958)

84 min  -  Adventure | Drama  -   20 March 1959 (West Germany)
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They murdered her man... and now she was at the mercy of the love-starved crew of the Berwind!

Director:

Andrew L. Stone
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
James Mason ...
Capt. Edwin Rummill
Dorothy Dandridge ...
Mahia
Broderick Crawford ...
Henry Scott
Stuart Whitman ...
Leroy Martin
Katharine Bard Katharine Bard ...
Joan Rummill
Jack Kruschen Jack Kruschen ...
Alex Cole
Hanna Landy Hanna Landy ...
Doris Belger
John Gallaudet John Gallaudet ...
'Bull' Pringle
Barney Phillips Barney Phillips ...
Karl Pope
David Cross David Cross ...
Mace (as David R. Cross)
Hank Patterson Hank Patterson ...
Mr. Moody
Harry Bartell Harry Bartell ...
Tom Walsh
Joel Fluellen Joel Fluellen ...
Pete
Guy Kingsford Guy Kingsford ...
Jim Osborne
Jonathan Hole Jonathan Hole ...
Mr. Adams
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They murdered her man... and now she was at the mercy of the love-starved crew of the Berwind!

Genres:

Adventure | Drama

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Farornas skepp See more »

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Quotes

Henry Scott: You're no match for me without that knife.
Capt. Edwin Rummill: I'm not going to throw it away to find out.
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Connections

Referenced in To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar (1995) See more »