Going Under (1990)

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Written by Darryl Zarubica, Randolph Davis

Directed by Mark W. Travis

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1990

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

'Hot Shots' style naval parody in which a nuclear submarine is placed in the hands of an inept crew and their incompetent captain

Cast

Image for Bill PullmanBill PullmanCapt. Biff Banner
Wendy SchaalJan Michaels
Chris DemetralApple
Ty Granderson JonesQuizby
Dennis RedfieldTurbo
Lou RichardsSkiff
Ernie SabellaThe Mole
Elmarie WendelSonar
Ned BeattyAdm. Malice
Image for Robert VaughnRobert VaughnWedgewood
Roddy McDowallSecretary Neighbor
Richard MasurDefense Contractor
John Moschitta Jr.Defense Contractor
Joe NamathCapt. Joe Namath
Rif HuttonDr. Friendly
Michael WinslowReporter
Dianne Turley TravisSecretary to Wedgewood
Shawne ZarubicaTour Guide
Frank BonnerSoviet General
Andrea SteinSoviet General
Artur CybulskiSoviet Captain
Ivan G'VeraSoviet Sonar Man
Darryl ZarubicaSoviet Sub Technician
Tad HorinoJapanese Captain
Dayton CallieGeneral Confusion
Richard CarlyleGeneral Air Quality
Bill DeLandGeneral Alert
Hal EnglandGeneral Telephone
Tom FuccelloGeneral Leegood
William A. PorterGeneral Electric
Tom DahlgrenU.S. Admiral

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