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PT 109 is a american film of genre Drama directed by Leslie H. Martinson released in USA on 2 july 1963 with Cliff Robertson

PT 109 (1963)

PT 109
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Dialogue

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Edmund Drewitch: [reading a brief on Kennedy] Seems like all he ever did was go to school. He's had no sea duty. Says here he wrote a book.
Leon Drawdy: Sounds like he oughta be in charge of a library.
Charles 'Bucky' Harris: What's the name of the book?
Edmund Drewitch: 'Why England Slept.'
Charles 'Bucky' Harris: [around a cigar stub] Got any pictures in it?
Edmund Drewitch: Pigeons?
Charles 'Bucky' Harris: Pictures, idiot!
Edmund Drewitch: He's lookin' for pictures and I'm an idiot.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Charles 'Bucky' Harris: Good afternoon, sir. Crew's compartment ready for inspection. Harris, Gunner's Mate Second, standing by.
Cmdr. C.R. Ritchie: Good afternoon.
[He looks around, and then opens one of the lockers. On the inside of the door is a picture of a luscious pin-up girl]
Cmdr. C.R. Ritchie: Somebody's kid sister?
Charles 'Bucky' Harris: Sorry, sir.
Lt. John F. Kennedy: He's very sorry, sir.
Cmdr. C.R. Ritchie: Oh, no, no. Don't apologize... the most seaworthy thing I've seen on this boat.

Taglines

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Most men would have given up...But not the crew of PT 109

Facebook Share this quote on facebook "The Story you wouldn't believe happened...but it did!"

Facebook Share this quote on facebook The true story of Lt. John F. Kennedy's incredible adventure in the South Pacific!

Facebook Share this quote on facebook A band of men left for dead in a flaming sea and their epic heroism and survival!

Cast

Facebook Share this quote on facebook William Douglas - Gerard Zinser

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Sam Gilman - Raymond Starkey

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Clyde Howdy - Leon Drawdy

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Buzz Martin - Maurice Kowal

Facebook Share this quote on facebook James McCallion - Pat McMahon

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Sammy Reese - Andrew Kirksey

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Glenn Sipes - William Johnson

Facebook Share this quote on facebook David Whorf - Raymond Albert