Two-Man Submarine (1944)
- Starring:
- Tom Neal, Ann Savage, (more)
- Director(s):
- Lew Landers
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Synopsis of Two-Man Submarine
Columbia's Two-Man Submarine was predicated on a then-new Japanese invention, designed to maneuver in waters where no normal-sized sub could go. Naturally, the Japanese themselves could not be the heroes of this 1944 film, so Tom Neal and Lloyd Bridges play the good guys, while ersatz Nipponese-like Abner Biberman and George Lynn were the villains. The plot concerns Axis efforts to steal the secret of a revolutionary new drug, which is being developed on a remote South Pacific island. The Japanese utilize a two-man sub to infiltrate the island, but the Americans rather unconvincingly turn the tables on them in the last reel. Ann Savage, Tom Neal's future vis-a-vis in Detour, provides the largely unnecessary female interest. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Two-Man Submarine
- Tom Neal - Jerry Evans
- J. Carrol Naish - Dr. Augustus Hadley
- George Lynn - Norman Fosmer
- Robert B. Williams - Walt Hedges
- Ann Savage - Pat Benson
- Abner Biberman - Gabe Fabian
- Alex Havier - Fuzzytop
- Director(s):
- Lew Landers
- Writer(s):
- Leslie T. White, Griffin Jay
- Producer(s):
- Jack Fier
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