Will Stockdale is a country bumpkin from Georgia who is drafted into the United States Air Force and is too dumb to realize that he is driving everyone around him crazy, no one more so than ... Read allWill Stockdale is a country bumpkin from Georgia who is drafted into the United States Air Force and is too dumb to realize that he is driving everyone around him crazy, no one more so than Sergeant King.Will Stockdale is a country bumpkin from Georgia who is drafted into the United States Air Force and is too dumb to realize that he is driving everyone around him crazy, no one more so than Sergeant King.
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- Stars
- Maj. Royal B. Demming (psychiatrist)
- (as James Milhollan)
- Senator
- (unconfirmed)
- Bus Driver with Applications
- (uncredited)
- Capt. Jim Able
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaThis film was Don Knotts' debut. He met Andy Griffith when he played the same part in the Broadway play version of "No Time for Sergeants." When Griffith was preparing to film the TV series The Andy Griffith Show (1960), Knotts contacted him and suggested that he needed someone to play his deputy. Griffith agreed and Knotts was cast. The two formed a lifelong friendship. After Knotts left The Andy Griffith Show (1960), he later made guest appearances on both it and another later TV series that Griffith also starred in, Matlock (1986). In 2006, Griffith broke the news of Knotts' death to the media.
- GoofsThroughout the entire film, the lowest ranking military personnel are referred to as Privates and Corporals. But when the Air Force became a separate service in 1947 (about 10 years before the time that is depicted in the film), the names of the ranks below Staff Sergeant were changed to Airman Basic, Airman Third Class, Airman Second Class, and Airman First Class. The general term "Airman" is appropriate for all of these, and should have been used instead of Private and Corporal.
- Quotes
- Maj. Demming: Do you get along all right with your mother?
- Will Stockdale: No, sir, I can't hardly say that I do...
- Maj. Demming: Oh, I see. She's very strict with you; she's always hovering over you, hmm?
- Will Stockdale: No, sir, just the opposite.
- Maj. Demming: Oh, she's never there?
- Will Stockdale: That's right.
- Maj. Demming: And you, uh, you resent this neglect, don't you?
- Will Stockdale: Well, no, sir. I don't resent nothin'.
- Maj. Demming: Ah, come now, son. Now don't be bashful - that's a common situation. Does, uh, she beat you?
- Will Stockdale: Naw!
- Maj. Demming: [chuckles] Oh, so defensive. Well, it's not easy to talk about your mother, is it?
- Will Stockdale: No sir, see, she died when I was born.
- ConnectionsFollowed by No Time for Sergeants (1964)
- SoundtracksWhen My Dream Boat Comes Home
(uncredited)
Written by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin
The first tune played at the Purple Grotto
Details
- Runtime
- 1h 59m(119 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1













































