Duh? The sub is the Alabama.
Crimson Tide
Woke up to Crimson Tide this morning – musta seen that movie more than a dozen times – just now figured out why it was called Crimson Tide.
Fine movie – Denzel Washington & Gene Hackman in starring roles.
With George Dzunda – loved him as Dummy Moore’s husband in The Butcher’s Wife – Viggo – Tony Sporano – and a few faces I recognize with no names.
IMDB describes Crimson Tide like so:
“On a U.S. nuclear missile sub, a young First Officer stages a mutiny to prevent his trigger happy Captain from launching his missiles before confirming his orders to do so.”
Denzel Washington – 60 credits – Malcolm X – The Pelican Brief – Philadelphia – Devil in a Blue Dress – Courage Under Fire – The Hurricane – Training Day – Man on Fire.
Gene Hackman – 100 credits – The French Connection – The Poseidon Adventure – Night Moves – A Bridge Too Far – Superman – Under Fire – Uncommon Valor – Hoosiers – No Way Out – Mississippi Burning – The Firm – Get Shorty.
George Dzunda – 89 credits – 1 episode Starsky and Hutch – 1 episode Streets of San Francisco – The Deer Hunter – No Way Out – 5 episodes Law & Order – The Butcher’s Wife – Basic Instinct – Dangerous Minds – City by the Sea.
Viggo Mortensen – 60 credits – Witness – Carlito’s Way – 4 Lord of the Rings.
James Gandolfini – 52 credits – Money for Nothing – True Romance – Mr. Wonderful – Get Shorty – 12 Angry Men – The Last Castle – The Sopranos – The Taking of Pelham 123.
Here’s the trailer.
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