Nine people explore a cruise ship at sea in a manner that turns their whole lives upside down.Nine people explore a cruise ship at sea in a manner that turns their whole lives upside down.Nine people explore a cruise ship at sea in a manner that turns their whole lives upside down.
- Paul Gallico(novel)
- Stirling Silliphant(screenplay by)
- Wendell Mayes(screenplay by)
- Stars
- Paul Gallico(novel)
- Stirling Silliphant(screenplay by)
- Wendell Mayes(screenplay by)
- Stars
Sheila Allen
- Nurse
- (as Sheila Mathews)
Erik L. Nelson
- Mr. Tinkham
- (as Erik Nelson)
- Paul Gallico(novel)
- Stirling Silliphant(screenplay by)
- Wendell Mayes(screenplay by)
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaWhile he and the others are lifting the giant Christmas tree, Rogo mutters, "Holy fuck, it's heavy." This was a genuine reaction from Ernest Borgnine and the line was kept.
- GoofsLinda Rogo had to change into her husband's shirt because she didn't wear a bra and couldn't climb in her gown. However, when she is in the smokestack about to climb the ladder, a bra strap is visible. In the DVD commentary, Stella Stevens acknowledged that she saw this error in the rushes and pleaded to have it removed, but to no avail.
- Quotes
Mrs. Linda Rogo: I saw a young officer on deck the other day, and he looked DAMN familiar... even with his clothes on.
Mike Rogo: So... he recognized ya, so?
Mrs. Linda Rogo: So doesn't that bother you?
Mike Rogo: If it bothered me, I wouldn'ta married ya.
Mrs. Linda Rogo: Well first you arrested me six times.
Mike Rogo: Well I had to figure out some way to keep you off the streets... until you'd marry me.
- Crazy creditsThe song "The Morning After" is credited on screen as "The Song From The Poseidon Adventure"
- ConnectionsEdited into The Return of the Movie Movie (1972)
- SoundtracksThe Song from The Poseidon Adventure
aka "The Morning After" (1972)
Words and Music by Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn
Orchestration Alexander Courage
Performed by Renée Armand (uncredited)
Review
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Great MOVIE 🛳🌊
I still don't understand how people get on here and write reviews about movies, with statements like wasted actors talent, campy, don't you understand this movie was made in 1972 there was no CGI and copying movie like it's done today, this was an original and won awards and was up for many more nominations, these actors weren't wasted they were continuing to develop their craft. I saw this as a 6yr old and still remember it today on New Years Eve as I just watched it this morning bringing back so many memories that made me the movie buff I am. I never forgot it from the wonderful soundtrack (Oscar winning ) and the cinematography (Oscar winning) which was earned the old fashioned way imagination, not by some computer generated initiative. I love movies today but I still remember good movies and how they were made in yesteryear also. It's kinda like comparing atheletes when people(younger people especially) when they say Lebron is better than Oscar R or Michael J, the players are all great in their time, if either Michael or Oscar were here today they would still be GREAT, as Lebron is today, but to say he is better is foolish, This a Great Movie today as it was in 1973. PERIOD!!
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