The Caine Mutiny

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - The Freezer Key

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - Cease Fire

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - Frozen Strawberries

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - The Good Fight

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - Paranoid Breakdown

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - Cutting Across the Towline

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - Sweep Drill

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - The Mutiny

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The Caine Mutiny: Official Clip - Mutineer or Fool

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Cast & Crew

Humphrey Bogart
Lt. Comdr. Philip Francis Queeg

José Ferrer
Lt. Barney Greenwald

Van Johnson
Lt. Steve Maryk

Robert Francis
Ens. Willie Seward Keith

May Wynn
May Wynn

Fred MacMurray
Lt. Tom Keefer

E.G. Marshall
Lt. Comdr. Challee

Lee Marvin
Meatball

Tom Tully
Comdr. DeVriess

Claude Akins
Horrible

Edward Dmytryk
Director

Herman Wouk
Writer

Stanley Roberts
Writer

Michael Blankfort
Writer

Stanley Kramer
Producer

Max Steiner
Original Music

Franz Planer
Cinematographer

Henry Batista
Film Editing

William A. Lyon
Film Editing

Rudolph Sternad
Production Design

Cary Odell
Art Director

Frank Tuttle
Set Decoration

Jean Louis
Costume Design

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Audience Reviews for The Caine Mutiny

• Jun 28, 2020

  This 1954 film about loyalty, or lack of loyalty, towards a commanding officer still holds up thanks to excellent performances by the entire cast and the steady hand of director Edward Dmytryk.
  

  Aldo G Super Reviewer
• Mar 20, 2015

  Excellent. One of the best military films you'll ever see. Great acting, directing, and pacing.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Dec 23, 2011

  The Caine Mutiny is a Classic film and one that holds up fairly well in the year 2011, with a intimate look into Navy life. Humphrey Bogart plays a tough and by the book Captain who takes over command on The Caine, a ragged and beat up minesweeper vessel, and tries to shape up the complacent crew on board. While It's apparent that the men and even other officers are weary of the new strict Captain, as time goes on and difficult situations arise, the story progresses into a look into the new Captain's mind and his resulting actions. The officers begin to suspect that the Captain is paranoid and is making reckless and cowardly decisions. He reaches out to the other officers, but by this point they are over him and his outcry for help. When a typhoon coupled with the Captain's unwavering decision to let the ship flounder, the first officer is forced to take command himself and save the ship. The first officer is put on trial along with the new officer Keith, for inciting mutiny on the ship. This is where the film shifts and continues on as a courtroom drama and not so much an action/adventure film like the first half of the film. While I'll leave the outcome secret, it's one in which there is deep and lasting effects on all those involved. The film is a solid action/drama and is filled with great performances by all the actors involved and is highly recommended!
  

  Chris B Super Reviewer
• Nov 14, 2011

  Maybe Bogart's finest moment, but overall a weak film if you don't include his performance.
  

  Graham J Super Reviewer