Operation Petticoat (1959 film)
Operation Petticoat: A World War II submarine commander finds himself stuck with a damaged sub, a con-man executive officer, and a group of army nurses.
Operation Petticoat Overview
| Category | Comedy , War , Romance |
| Production company | Granart Company |
| Box office | 6.8 million |
| Original language | en |
| Runtime | 2.067 Hour |
| Release date | 1959-12-05 |
| Spoken language | English |
| Rating | 71.65% |
| Vote Count | 334 |
Operation Petticoat - FAQ
What are Categories of Operation Petticoat ?
Category of Operation Petticoat is Comedy , War , Romance
What is the Production company of Operation Petticoat ?
Production companies of Operation Petticoat is Granart Company
What is the Box office collection of Operation Petticoat ?
Box office Collection of Operation Petticoat is 6.8 million
What is the Original language of Operation Petticoat ?
Original_language of Operation Petticoat is en
What is the Run time of Operation Petticoat ?
Run time of Operation Petticoat is 2.067 Hour
What is Release date of Operation Petticoat ?
Release date of Operation Petticoat is 1959-12-05
Cast
- Cary Grant as Lieutenant Commander Matt Sherman
- Tony Curtis as Lieutenant Nicholas Holden
- Joan O'Brien as 2nd Lieutenant Dolores Crandall
- Dina Merrill as 2nd Lieutenant Barbara Duran
- Gene Evans as Chief Molumphry
- Dick Sargent as Ensign Stovall
- Virginia Gregg as Major Edna Heywood
- Robert F. Simon as Captain J.B. Henderson
- Robert Gist as Lieutenant Watson
- Gavin MacLeod as Yeoman Ernest Hunkle
- George Dunn as Prophet
- Dick Crockett as Petty Officer Harmon
- Madlyn Rhue as 2nd Lieutenant Reid
- Marion Ross as 2nd Lieutenant Colfax
- Clarence Lung as Sergeant Ramon Gillardo
- Frankie Darro as Pharmacist's Mate 3rd Class Dooley
- Tony Pastor, Jr. as Fox
- Robert F. Hoy as Reiner
- Nicky Blair as Seaman Kraus
- John W. Morley as Williams
- Arthur O'Connell as Chief Motor Machinist's Mate Sam Tostin
- Hal Baylor as Military Police Sergeant (uncredited)
- William Bryant as Crewman (uncredited)
- Bert Byers as Bowman (uncredited)
- Dick Callinan as Lieutenant Morrison (uncredited)
- Gordon Casell as Colonel Higginson (uncredited)
- Malcolm Cassell as Sailor (uncredited)
- H. Haile Chace as Soldier (uncredited)
- Tony Corrado as Fireman Lye (uncredited)
- Dale Cummings as Military Policeman (uncredited)
- Francis De Sales as Captain Kress (uncredited)
- Vince Deadrick Sr. as (uncredited)
- Alan Dexter as Navy Chief (uncredited)
- Kirk Douglas as Welding Seaman (uncredited)
- Tusi Faiivae as Witch Doctor (uncredited)
- Paul Frees as Colonel in Jeep on Cebu (voice) (uncredited)
- Bob Gibson as Seaman (uncredited)
- Larry Gilliland as Sailor (uncredited)
- Preston Hanson as Simpson (uncredited)
- Fred Harflinger II as Sailor (uncredited)
- Harry Harvey Jr. as Soldier (uncredited)
- Vi Ingraham as Pregnant Filipino Woman (uncredited)
- Glenn Jacobson as Control Tower Staff (uncredited)
- Robert Keys as Military Policeman (uncredited)
- Joseph Kim as Filipino (uncredited)
- William Kinney as (uncredited)
- James Lanphier as Daly (uncredited)
- Nelson Leigh as Admiral Koenig (uncredited)
- Leon Lontoc as Filipino Farmer (uncredited)
- John James Russell as Sailor (uncredited)
- Alan Scott as Chief of Demolition (uncredited)
- Bob Stratton as Marine Lieutenant (uncredited)
- Nino Tempo as Crewman (uncredited)
- Howard Venezia as Soldier (uncredited)
- Francis L. Ward as Petty Officer (uncredited)
- Robert C. Youmans as Lieutenant (uncredited)
