The friendship between a fisherman and an orphan boy disturbs others because of the dangers at sea.The friendship between a fisherman and an orphan boy disturbs others because of the dangers at sea.The friendship between a fisherman and an orphan boy disturbs others because of the dangers at sea.
- Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 1 nomination total
Harry Cooke
- Bus Station Operator
- (uncredited)
Raymond Greenleaf
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- (uncredited)
Eleanor Moore
- Secretary
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaWhile filming, Jean Peters was met by a fan several times, who bombarded her with marriage proposals. Peters turned him down every time, but the man did not quit proposing until she informed him that marrying her would mean taking care of her family.
- Quotes
Hod Stillwell: Takes patience with a kid like that.
Mary McKay: Patience ain't my long suit!
- ConnectionsReferenced in Let's Go to the Movies (1949)
Featured review
Dana Andrews is "Hod" - a professional architect who much prefers his life as a lobster fisherman. This causes a bit of hassle with his fiancée "Ann" (Jean Peters), who is worried about the dangers of this maritime career. She is a social worker, and when she brings the young orphan "Donny" (Dean Stockwell) to hopefully find a permanent home in their small Maine town, the boy and "Hod" - and his colleague "Joe" (Cesar Romero) become fast friends. Henry King has created a good framework for this well paced and engaging story that takes a sensitive look at a young boy looking for roots, whilst offering us a gently simmering, lively, romance with some characterful performances - including the usually reliable Anne Revere ("Mary"). The last ten minutes are quite an exciting watch - the back-shot storm sequence is quite well integrated into the action, and folks gets well and truly soaked!
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- Jan 4, 2023
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- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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