Two American divers are distracted by fair ladies and skulduggery while trying to salvage a gold ship off Jamaica.Two American divers are distracted by fair ladies and skulduggery while trying to salvage a gold ship off Jamaica.Two American divers are distracted by fair ladies and skulduggery while trying to salvage a gold ship off Jamaica.
Sugarfoot Anderson
- Sugar
- (uncredited)
Paul Bradley
- Bar Patron
- (uncredited)
James Conaty
- Man at The Rum Pot Athletic Club
- (uncredited)
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Brad Carlton: You'd better wake up, get your mind off money. Think of something constructive, like dames.
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I noticed another reviewer gave this one a score of 1. I do not understand this. While few would consider "City Beneath the Sea" a great film, it certainly is a modestly enjoyable one.
Two deep sea divers, Brad (Robert Ryan) and Tony (Anthony Quinn), arrive in Jamaica dive for the Fornby Company. Apparently, one of their ships sank and it was filled with gold...so no wonder they'd employ a could divers to look for it. However, they don't know that the rep from the company is a crook...and he has a nasty partner. Their plan is to send Brad and Tony to the wrong area...and return later themselves to get the gold. Not surprisingly, this is very dangerous stuff.
While the dives were undoubtedly filmed in a pool at the Universal lot, the diving scenes looked pretty good and there were no goofy sea monsters or giant squids or octopi (like in "Reap the Wild Wind"). Additionally, while the story is light and not especially memorable, it is a decent time-passer. Not a perfect or excellent film by any standard, it still is reasonably entertaining and worth a look.
Two deep sea divers, Brad (Robert Ryan) and Tony (Anthony Quinn), arrive in Jamaica dive for the Fornby Company. Apparently, one of their ships sank and it was filled with gold...so no wonder they'd employ a could divers to look for it. However, they don't know that the rep from the company is a crook...and he has a nasty partner. Their plan is to send Brad and Tony to the wrong area...and return later themselves to get the gold. Not surprisingly, this is very dangerous stuff.
While the dives were undoubtedly filmed in a pool at the Universal lot, the diving scenes looked pretty good and there were no goofy sea monsters or giant squids or octopi (like in "Reap the Wild Wind"). Additionally, while the story is light and not especially memorable, it is a decent time-passer. Not a perfect or excellent film by any standard, it still is reasonably entertaining and worth a look.
- planktonrules
- Nov 6, 2019
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- Die Stadt unter dem Meer
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- Gross US & Canada
- $1,250,000
- Runtime1 hour 27 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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