In December 1941, ex-army captain Rick Leland boards a Japanese ship heading to Asia via the Panama Canal where his Japanese hosts show interest in the American defense plans for the canal z... Read allIn December 1941, ex-army captain Rick Leland boards a Japanese ship heading to Asia via the Panama Canal where his Japanese hosts show interest in the American defense plans for the canal zone.In December 1941, ex-army captain Rick Leland boards a Japanese ship heading to Asia via the Panama Canal where his Japanese hosts show interest in the American defense plans for the canal zone.
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- TriviaDirector Vincent Sherman met with John Huston just before Huston left the project to join the United States Army Signal Corps to shoot documentaries for the war effort.
The two directors conferred just before they were about to shoot the scene in which Leland is trapped in the movie theatre and three assassins are trying to kill him.
"How does he get out?" Sherman asked. Huston replied, "That's your problem! I'm off to the war!"
Huston then went off to join the war effort before the film was finished, taking the film script with him, explaining "Bogie will know how to get out." The studio's solution to the problem was to discard Huston's footage of the impossible dilemma and write a new scenario. Sherman directed the final scenes.
- GoofsThe background for the opening titles is a map of the Panama Canal. The orientation of the map and the compass is correct, but the labeling of the map is incorrect. In fact, the Atlantic end of the canal and the city of Colon are at the upper left (Northwest), and the Pacific end of the canal and Panama City are at the lower right (Southeast). The map is correctly labeled behind the closing credits.
- Quotes
- Alberta Marlow: We were discussing Philippine economics when we were so rudely interrupted.
- Dr. Lorenz: My own field! Miss Marlowe was kind enough to listen to me.
- Rick Leland: They're going to be free in 1946, aren't they?
- Dr. Lorenz: They are - provided America doesn't insist on fighting a war with Japan. It's my opinion, however, that that contingency is going to keep the Philippines from ever being free.
- Alberta Marlow: Won't Japan gobble them up?
- Rick Leland: No offense, but Japan or Canada or anybody else can have the Philippines, as far as I'm concerned. It's hot in Manila.
- Dr. Lorenz: Might be even hotter before long.
- Alberta Marlow: Hot enough to go around in shorts?
- Rick Leland: Ah, there's a Canadian for you! Let 'em take their clothes off, and they're happy.
- Alternate versionsAlso available in a computer colorized version.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Frances Farmer Presents: Across the Pacific (1959)
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- Runtime
- 1h 37m(97 min)
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- 1.37 : 1















































