David Niven
Cmdr. John Finchhaven, RN
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- G1969 · Comedy · 1h 20m
United States. Language. English. The Extraordinary Seaman is a 1969 American comedy war film directed by John Frankenheimer and starring David Niven, Faye Dunaway, Alan Alda, Mickey Rooney, and Jack Carter. [1] Apart from his participation in the documentaries That's Entertainment! (1974), and That's Entertainment!
The Extraordinary Seaman. 1969. 1 hr 19 mins. Comedy. G. Watchlist. The ghost of a sailor who died of drunkenness on his first night at sea must redeem himself by offering passage to a...
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Summaries. In World War 2 four American sailors are marooned in the Philippines and encounter an old vessel captained by Commander Finchhaven, apparently a relic from WW1. They help him get his engine going and ask him for a passage to Australia. Lt. Commander Finchhaven, a ghostly relic from the First World War, he had fallen down dead drunk ...
Oct 6, 2010 · Seen with contemporary eyes, The Extraordinary Seaman looks more like a wacky artifact of sixties Hollywood in transition, a misguided satire that mixes modernity and slapstick, satire and absurdity. It's a knockabout curiosity and easily the strangest film in Frankenheimer's rich and varied career.
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