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The Sea Wolves

Year:
Duration:
120 min
Genres:
Action | History | War
IMDB rate:
6.2
Director:
Andrew V. McLaglen
Details
Country: Switzerland
Release Date: 1981-06-05
Filming Locations: Germany
Cast
Actor
Character
Gregory Peck
Col. Lewis Pugh
Roger Moore
Capt. Gavin Stewart
David Niven
Col. W.H. 'Bill' Grice
Trevor Howard
Jack Cartwright
Barbara Kellerman
Mrs. Agnes Cromwell
Kenneth Griffith
Charlie Wilton
Patrick Allen
Colin Mackenzie
Wolf Kahler
Trompeta
Robert Hoffmann
U-Boat Captain
Dan van Husen
U-Boat First Officer
George Mikell
Capt. Rofer
Jürgen Andersen
First Officer of Ehrenfels (as Jurgen Anderson)
Bernard Archard
Underhill
Martin Benson
Sr. Montero
Faith Brook
Mrs. Doris Grice
Allan Cuthbertson
Dickie Melborne
Edward Dentith
Sandy Lumsdaine
Clifford Earl
Sloane
Rusi Gandhi
The Governor
Percy Herbert
Dennison
Patrick Holt
Barker
Donald Houston
Hilliard
Glyn Houston
Peters
Victor Langley
Williamson
Terence Longdon
Malverne
Michael Medwin
Radcliffe
William Morgan Sheppard
'Patch' Lovecroft (as Morgan Sheppard)
John Standing
Finley
Graham Stark
Don Manners
Keith Stevenson
Manuel
Jack Watson
Maclean
Moray Watson
Robin Breene
Brook Williams
Butterworth
Marc Zuber
Ram Das Gupta
Scott Finch
Croupier (as Scot Finch)
Farid Currim
Room Service Waiter
Mohan Agashe
Brothel Keeper
Martin Grace
Kruger
Alvar Liddell
Radio Newsreader (archive sound) (uncredited)
Stephen Peck
German Sailor (uncredited)
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Trivia
The film's closing credits pay tribute to Commander B.S. Davies R.N., "...whose skill and courage at the helm of the 'Phoebe' contributed so much to the success of the mission" [as depicted in this film]. Davies was an Assistant Conservator at the Port Commissioners of Calcutta, India.
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The code-name for the actual 1943 raid on Goa was Operation Boarding Party. Boarding Party is the name of the James Leasor novel to which this film is based.
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Originally the cast was to be a reunited Richard Burton, Roger Moore and Richard Harris formerly of The Wild Geese (1978), also by Euan Lloyd and Andrew V. McLaglen, with Burton playing the role of Lewis Pugh, which eventually went to Gregory Peck and Harris playing Bill Grice, which David Niven played. However, it was felt Harris was too young and Burton eventually refused (something he later allegedly regretted). Harris was still an option however, but was eventually vetoed by Peck, who wanted his The Guns of Navarone (1961) co-star Niven on board.
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Goofs
1970s cars can be seen in the parking lot at British Army HQ.
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In the movie, Co. Pugh carries a S&W Bodyguard revolver, a weapon that was not produced until 1955.
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Amongst the vehicles the team uses at Goa is a grey Hillman Minx of a type not marketed until at least 1953.
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Quotes
Col. W.H. 'Bill' Grice: Will you take a look at the engine in this thing?
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Mrs. Cromwell: You've killed him!
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Secretary: [finding Melborne doing pushups in his office] Mr. Melborne, what are you doing down there? Melborne: Having a private heart attack!
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Photos from cast
Patrick Macnee
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