Operation Petticoat (1959)

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Written by Paul King, Joseph Stone

Directed by Blake Edwards

Running Time: 125 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1959

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Cary Grant stars in this Oscar-nominated WWII comedy as the commander of a crippled submarine that's returned to operational duties by the skills and scrounging of junior officer Tony Curtis. Leaving the Philippines days ahead of the invading Japanese and with the submarine painted bright pink and now home to five stranded army nurses plus Filipino refugees, they must evade both the Japanese and their own Navy, who have no record of a pink submarine

When is Operation Petticoat next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Classics November 24th, 10:40am and on Sky Movies Classics November 24th, 9:00pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Cary GrantCary GrantCmdr. Matt Sherman
Image for Tony CurtisTony CurtisLt. Nicholas Holden
Joan O'BrienLt. Dolores Crandall RN
Dina MerrillLt. Barbara Duran RN
Gene EvansMolumphry
Dick SargentStovall
Virginia GreggMaj. Edna Heywood RN
Robert F. SimonCapt. J.B. Henderson
Robert GistLt. Watson
Gavin MacLeodErnest Hunkle
George DunnThe Prophet
Dick CrockettHarmon
Madlyn RhueLt. Reid RN
Image for Marion RossMarion RossLt. Colfax RN
Clarence LungSgt. Ramon Gillardo

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