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Seven Were Saved (1947) is a classic war drama film that follows the intense rescue mission of survivors stranded after a military aircraft crash. As a search-and-rescue team races against time, each survivor faces emotional and physical challenges while confronting the harsh realities of war.
Blending suspense, heroism, and human resilience, this vintage film captures the spirit of post-war storytelling and highlights the courage of those who risk everything to save others. Enjoy this powerful classic from the late 1940s.
Blending suspense, heroism, and human resilience, this vintage film captures the spirit of post-war storytelling and highlights the courage of those who risk everything to save others. Enjoy this powerful classic from the late 1940s.
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00:00:29The End
00:00:59Many months after V.J. Day, a unit of the Air-Sea Rescue Service was flying a routine patrol somewhere over the South China Sea.
00:01:20Got a smoke, Pete?
00:01:22Yeah.
00:01:25There you go.
00:01:26The search message just came over, sir.
00:01:29Rover 7, life raft containing survivors sighted by C-47 at coordinates, Abo 6-0, Charlie 7-1.
00:01:39Proceed to coordinates, conduct search and rescue.
00:01:43Navigator will give you a course in ETA.
00:01:46Co-pilot to Navigator.
00:01:49How about that course in ETA on search order?
00:01:52And this message from the tower is for you, sir.
00:01:54Susie landed here this afternoon, takes off.
00:01:59Susie landed here this afternoon, takes off at 1,900.
00:02:02Did you hear that, Pete?
00:02:03Susie's at the base.
00:02:04Came in this afternoon.
00:02:06Oh, that's fine.
00:02:06I'd like to meet her.
00:02:07You will if we can get back by 7.
00:02:09Got that course in ETA?
00:02:11Yeah.
00:02:111,67 degrees ETA, 1,630.
00:02:15Pilot to crew.
00:02:16Manned search stations.
00:02:17We're looking for a life raft containing survivors.
00:02:19Report all floating objects.
00:02:21Out.
00:02:22Come on, life rafts show up.
00:02:24I've got a date with my baby.
00:02:33How'd you meet, Susie?
00:02:34Know her back home.
00:02:35Didn't I ever tell you?
00:02:37It was just a little over a year ago.
00:02:39I finished my 50th mission and got to leave.
00:02:41Got a final place to sleep.
00:02:42How about me, Lieutenant James Willis?
00:02:44I'm supposed to have a reservation.
00:02:45Lieutenant Willis?
00:02:47I'll have to double you up.
00:02:501,32 with Lieutenant Briscoe.
00:02:52Right.
00:02:53Sign here, please.
00:02:54See if you've got Lieutenant Holmes.
00:02:56Holmes?
00:02:58Gangway for Rip Van Winkle.
00:02:59Lieutenant Holmes?
00:03:00When did you make your reservation?
00:03:02Today.
00:03:03Oh, I don't see the right.
00:03:06Sorry.
00:03:06Mike, Lieutenant?
00:03:08Yes, sir.
00:03:12What a sack.
00:03:33Hey, Briscoe, you've got yourself a roommate.
00:03:42Hey, what are you doing in my bed?
00:03:52You're, you're Lieutenant Briscoe?
00:03:57And that's how I met Susie.
00:03:59Yeah, yeah, but then what happened?
00:04:01She's my girl.
00:04:02I saw her a lot during that leave.
00:04:05I've only seen her twice since then.
00:04:07Yeah, but did you get another room?
00:04:09Ah, I was too tired.
00:04:11Yeah, yeah.
00:04:12What?
00:04:14She did.
00:04:22Left search to pilot.
00:04:23Floating object at 9 o'clock.
00:04:24Take over, will you, Pete?
00:04:53Yeah, sure, sure.
00:04:55Give Susie my love.
00:05:15Susie.
00:05:15What a surprise.
00:05:18How'd you happen to land here?
00:05:18Picking up some passengers.
00:05:20I want you to meet Captain Danton, Jim Willis.
00:05:22Glad to know.
00:05:23Alan's been stuck with me for the last three months.
00:05:25I'd say the shoe was on the other foot.
00:05:27What's all this talk about taking off in 1900?
00:05:29Well, we leave for Manila in exactly two hours.
00:05:32That doesn't give us much time, does it?
00:05:34You can spare for a while.
00:05:35Sure.
00:05:36Just get her back.
00:05:37She has a patient to take care of.
00:05:38Don't you worry.
00:05:39Lieutenant Briscoe, won't you join us?
00:05:50Yes, do.
00:05:51We're celebrating, you know.
00:05:52Thank you, but Captain Willis and I have a lot of talking to do and very little time.
00:05:56Right.
00:05:57We'll see you on the plane.
00:05:57Passengers?
00:06:08Yes, Mr. and Mrs. Hartley.
00:06:09They're flying out with us.
00:06:11I met them this afternoon in base operations.
00:06:13They seem a happy couple.
00:06:14The Japs held them in Singapore.
00:06:16They were married the day they were freed.
00:06:18I'll have a beer.
00:06:19Some black tea, please.
00:06:21Susie, why don't you stay here?
00:06:24Stay?
00:06:25You're going to be released anyhow as soon as you land in San Francisco.
00:06:27Well, we could be married right here.
00:06:29Oh, Jim, you're kidding.
00:06:31I mean it.
00:06:32But why?
00:06:33You'll be out too in a couple of months.
00:06:35I want a big church wedding with a beautiful white gown and a train and mother weeping all over it.
00:06:41Now that you're here, I can't let you go.
00:06:43They can assign another nurse to take your patient across.
00:06:46That's awfully nice of you, Jim, but let's be practical.
00:06:49I'll go home and have everything all set by the time you get there.
00:06:52A couple of months, more or less.
00:06:54It'll be longer than a couple of months.
00:06:56But your letters, I thought that had all been arranged.
00:07:00It was supposed to be, honey, but well, I'm on sort of a spot.
00:07:04I promised the CO I'd stick it out another year, maybe longer.
00:07:07Promised?
00:07:08Well, what about your promise to me?
00:07:10Now, don't blow up.
00:07:11This air-sea rescue work's pretty important right now with all this ocean travel.
00:07:14But there are plenty of pilots to take your place.
00:07:16They're training men every day, Susie, but it's a big job.
00:07:19All right, if you're that important, you can stay, but not me.
00:07:22I've had enough of uniforms.
00:07:25I want to wear silk underwear and nylon stockings and open-toed shoes.
00:07:31Silly things maybe, but I've been dreaming about them for years.
00:07:34I want out, Jim, and right now.
00:07:35Don't be stubborn.
00:07:36It isn't like being stuck here forever.
00:07:38I wouldn't be stuck here another day.
00:07:40Susie.
00:07:42Maybe you don't want to go home at all.
00:07:44Out here, you're a big shot.
00:07:45Back there, you'd be just another guy.
00:07:47Is that it, Jim?
00:07:48When you talk like that, I hardly know you.
00:07:51Maybe that's our trouble.
00:07:52Maybe we really don't know each other.
00:07:55We've only seen each other three times in our lives.
00:07:58Try and see things my way.
00:08:05Time to go, Jim.
00:08:08Time to show off?
00:08:18Yes, you'd better ride in with us.
00:08:20Lieutenant Pinkert's on our plane.
00:08:26So I says to this guy,
00:08:27New York ain't America.
00:08:29Just because a guy comes from west of the Hudson River is no...
00:08:34Oh, you're back, sir.
00:08:36Did the lieutenant have a good time?
00:08:37You take care of the bags?
00:08:39Yes, sir.
00:08:39They're aboard.
00:08:40Good.
00:08:40Is the colonel ready?
00:08:41The colonel is ready and the sergeant's ready.
00:08:43Is the lieutenant ready, sir?
00:08:45Get the colonel.
00:08:46Lieutenant Pinkert.
00:08:53That's right.
00:08:54Colonel Yamuro, Sergeant Blair.
00:08:59See Sergeant D'Agostino about your chutes.
00:09:01Right.
00:09:01Colonel?
00:09:02Sergeant, is that Jap traveling with us?
00:09:02Yes, ma'am.
00:09:03That's Colonel Yamuro.
00:09:04They're going to try him in Manila for war crimes.
00:09:08Don't let it bother you, Mrs. Hartley.
00:09:10She has some rather unpleasant memories of them.
00:09:12I see.
00:09:13I see.
00:09:13Lieutenant Pinkert.
00:09:14Lieutenant Pinkert.
00:09:14Lieutenant Pinkert.
00:09:15That's right.
00:09:16Colonel Yamuro.
00:09:17Colonel, Sergeant, is that Jap traveling with us?
00:09:23Yes, ma'am.
00:09:23That's Colonel Yamuro.
00:09:24They're going to try him in Manila for war crimes.
00:09:29Don't let it bother you, Mrs. Hartley.
00:09:31She has some rather unpleasant memories of them.
00:09:33I see.
00:09:34Well, they're trying 17 Jap officers, and Yamuro, I understand,
00:09:37is a rather important witness.
00:09:39Otherwise, they'd probably have waited and sent him on another plane.
00:09:41Relax, dear.
00:09:43We'll just pretend he isn't there.
00:09:44Better get aboard.
00:09:47Well, you made it.
00:09:59Help Mr. Smith in, will you, Alan?
00:10:02Don't be too long now.
00:10:03We're off in one minute.
00:10:05So long, Captain.
00:10:06Good luck.
00:10:06Good luck, Jim.
00:10:19No, Susie.
00:10:25You can fly back for Manila.
00:10:27Good luck, Jim.
00:10:28Good luck, Jim.
00:10:36Good luck.
00:10:58Good luck.
00:10:58Why don't you try to sleep, Mr. Smith?
00:11:28I can't. I can't sleep.
00:11:30Worrying about yourself again? You've got to stop.
00:11:33What good is it if I don't even know my own name?
00:11:36You can't tell. Your memory might come back all of a sudden.
00:11:39You never know from one day to the next what's going to happen.
00:11:42Take me. Four hours ago, I thought I had my life all mapped out.
00:11:47I was going to settle down and raise a half dozen kids.
00:11:50And bingo, the whole picture changed.
00:11:53I thought that guy looked like the world had suddenly collapsed.
00:11:56Eavesdropper?
00:11:57If you're unattached, a pilot named Danton might be available for a date in San Francisco.
00:12:02Thanks, Alice. Even if you're only kidding, it's good for a girl's morale.
00:12:06You just keep that date open.
00:12:08I have a headache. I wonder, do you have something for it?
00:12:16Oh, headaches are my specialty.
00:12:25Take two of these, then if you still feel that...
00:12:27Alice! Alice! Alice! Alice!
00:12:33What happened?
00:12:34She'll be all right in a minute. Here, try some of this.
00:12:40It's nothing, Rollin. Thank you.
00:12:43You'd better rest a minute.
00:12:45Oh, I'm fine. I'm sorry to be such a bother.
00:12:48It may be the altitude. I'll drop down to a more comfortable level.
00:13:10Rollin, that man, who is he?
00:13:11The man? Oh, the sick one. Smith.
00:13:15Smith.
00:13:16Yes, Danton was telling me about him. The Japs held him prisoner, too.
00:13:19Tortured him horribly, poor chap. It's amnesia.
00:13:21Can't remember a thing.
00:13:25Treating better, dear?
00:13:27Oh, Rollin, hold me close.
00:13:28There, there, darling.
00:13:30It's just the reaction, getting away after all you've been through.
00:13:33You've been through.
00:13:38Got it, Alan?
00:13:39Roger.
00:13:42I'll take her down a bit.
00:14:03Hey, Lieutenant, why don't you grab some shut-eye? I'll take the first watch.
00:14:16Okay, wake me up when you get tired.
00:14:33I'm making this for my girl Joanie back at Weehawken.
00:14:39It's a ring.
00:14:41Want to see a picture?
00:14:46Gorgeous, huh?
00:14:50Well, what's the matter? Am I disturbing your beauty sleep?
00:14:53I cannot sleep.
00:14:55I couldn't sleep either if I was you, knowing what's waiting for you, Manila.
00:14:59Would you, would you mind asking the nurse if I could have a cup of coffee?
00:15:04Yeah.
00:15:05Now, Lieutenant, can we have some coffee, please?
00:15:07Sure, coming right up.
00:15:16You know, I really can't stand coffee. I just take it to kill my insomnia.
00:15:22Thanks.
00:15:24Maybe I can find a couple more customers.
00:15:26I'm talking about Java.
00:15:28I ain't had a good drink since I left Weehawken.
00:15:31Now, you take down a coffee and...
00:15:38Colin!
00:15:42Roger, look.
00:15:51Sent over there.
00:15:56You will change course at once. To a heading of 270 degrees.
00:16:15My orders are to go to Manila.
00:16:17You will change course. 270 degrees.
00:16:20Suppose I refuse.
00:16:21It's a good plane, Yamara, but it can't fly without a pilot.
00:16:26You mean, if I kill you, we crash.
00:16:29If you insist, that is how it will be.
00:16:32You see, I have no choice.
00:16:34If you take me to Manila, I die anyhow.
00:16:37Got it all figured out.
00:16:40If you follow my instructions, you will put me down on an island where I will be safe.
00:16:45How did he get that gun?
00:16:47He threw boiling coffee in my eyes. I knew we shouldn't have treated him like a gentleman.
00:16:50Captain! Captain! Answer me, Captain!
00:16:52Nothing else to be done.
00:16:53Answer me, Captain!
00:16:55What was that course?
00:16:57270 degrees. Don't try to fool me. I'm familiar with navigation.
00:17:00Captain!
00:17:16Captain!
00:17:20Captain!
00:17:22Captain!
00:17:24Captain!
00:17:25Captain, Captain, what's going on in there?
00:17:32If they break through, I'll shoot.
00:17:34Tell them!
00:17:38Pilot and passengers.
00:17:43He says lay out the door, you'll get yourselves killed.
00:17:45Tell the passengers to take their seats.
00:17:47There's nothing they can do right now.
00:17:49Where is this island you're heading for?
00:17:51It wouldn't want to run out of gas.
00:17:53Only four or five hours more.
00:17:55You have plenty of fuel.
00:18:19There are no other Yankees.
00:18:21There's nothing they can do with the ooze.
00:18:25I eat it hang for you to stay.
00:18:28We're cuidadosa'.
00:18:34I fill in my will.
00:18:35I can't engage across that house tonight.
00:18:36I can't wait.
00:18:44Ah, you go this way, sir.
00:18:46Let's go.
00:19:16Let's go.
00:19:46Let's go.
00:20:16Let's go.
00:20:28Let's go.
00:20:30Let's go.
00:20:32Let's go.
00:20:34Alice!
00:20:36Alice!
00:20:38Alice!
00:20:40Alice!
00:20:42Alice!
00:20:44Alice!
00:20:46Alice!
00:20:48Alice!
00:20:50Alice!
00:20:56Alice!
00:20:58Alice!
00:21:00Alice!
00:21:02Alice!
00:21:04Alice!
00:21:10Alice!
00:21:12Alice!
00:21:14Alice!
00:21:16Alice!
00:21:22Alice!
00:21:24Alice!
00:21:26Alice!
00:21:28Alice!
00:21:30Alice!
00:21:40Alice!
00:21:42Alice!
00:21:44Alice!
00:21:46Alice!
00:22:08Looks like that's all of us, Captain.
00:22:16Pinkert!
00:22:35He's insane!
00:22:37Blair, get him aboard!
00:22:40Pull him up, I say!
00:22:41No! Let him drown!
00:22:43Pull him up!
00:22:44Is there an order, Lieutenant?
00:22:45That's the order.
00:22:46Yes, sir.
00:23:07The best I can do without splints will hold the breaking place.
00:23:22It doesn't hurt nearly so much now.
00:23:24Yeah.
00:23:28My chest.
00:23:29It's just bruised. Try to rest.
00:23:32Awfully sick to my stomach.
00:23:34You must have swallowed a lot of salt water.
00:23:36Here, try this. It'll take the salt takes away.
00:23:39Listen, everybody.
00:23:40In the first place, we mustn't get panicky.
00:23:43In a few hours, we'll be reported overdue at Manila and they'll start a search.
00:23:47We were a couple hundred miles off course when we hit where we, Captain.
00:23:50Yes.
00:23:51Thanks to you, Mora.
00:23:53That'll make it harder to find us, but they will.
00:23:55Then what are we worrying about?
00:23:57That's the ticket.
00:23:59Meanwhile, we have enough emergency rations and water to last us a week.
00:24:03If we're careful.
00:24:04Divided seven ways, you mean.
00:24:06What do you mean, seven? There are eight of us.
00:24:08You don't expect us to share our rations with him?
00:24:10Yes, I do.
00:24:11You're crazy!
00:24:12Why didn't you let him drown?
00:24:14If you only knew it, we'd suffered at their hands.
00:24:16And look what they've done to Mr. Smith.
00:24:19Bad enough having your Mora aboard.
00:24:21Just a minute.
00:24:22Off the record, I might agree with you.
00:24:24But as officer in charge, I must side with Lieutenant Pinkert.
00:24:27That's rule book nonsense.
00:24:29I say get rid of him now.
00:24:31Or we'll all regret it.
00:24:32Look, Harvey.
00:24:33If I get to Manila, I'm going to have your Mora with me.
00:24:35Maybe you wouldn't understand, but I've got to...
00:24:39Well, go ahead. Split it seven ways.
00:24:41I'll share my ration with you.
00:24:43Lieutenant's getting awful brave, isn't he?
00:24:45That's enough, Sergeant.
00:24:49Miss Frisco will take charge of the rations.
00:24:51One cup of water and two candies to each.
00:24:53Two candies?
00:24:55In my condition?
00:24:56You don't have to have them.
00:24:57Okay.
00:24:58I'll force myself.
00:25:03Just like Mother used to make.
00:25:23You should be about here now.
00:25:38The islands we're trying for are about 600 miles southwest.
00:25:42600 miles?
00:25:43Oh, I'm sure we'll be picked up before then, but we've got to be prepared for anything.
00:25:49We ought to reach the islands in a week.
00:25:52Eight days at the most.
00:25:53What if we miss them?
00:25:54Miles of open sea beyond.
00:25:55But we won't miss.
00:25:56I'll steer by compass and stars.
00:25:57Each of us will take a four-hour watch at the steering line.
00:26:00With the wind ships.
00:26:01Will we get off course?
00:26:02You just cooperate.
00:26:03Put your trust in the compass and the stars and me.
00:26:06All right, Miss Frisco.
00:26:07You get up here and take the first watch.
00:26:09Mr. Smith.
00:26:10Feeling better?
00:26:24Tired.
00:26:25Very tired.
00:26:28Maybe if you remembered.
00:26:31I think it's better.
00:26:34Tired, very tired.
00:26:37Maybe if you remember it.
00:26:39Let's try.
00:26:40Tried, tried.
00:26:42Don't you remember where you've been?
00:26:47You must remember the Orient.
00:26:49Macau, Saigon, Hong Kong.
00:26:55Is the nurse here?
00:26:56Oh, yes, she's here.
00:26:59I know.
00:27:00Remember Jimmy Ashley?
00:27:02At the American Consulate.
00:27:04You know him.
00:27:06Jimmy Ashley.
00:27:07Yes, remember Jimmy?
00:27:08Always with a white carnation.
00:27:10Alice, why do you keep at him?
00:27:14Well, I thought if I helped you remember things,
00:27:17I might help him.
00:27:18It's foolish when the doctors couldn't...
00:27:23Do you think you know him?
00:27:24Oh, no.
00:27:25No, but he might have known people we know.
00:27:30Maybe he's never been in Hong Kong.
00:27:32They found him in a Jap prison on the mainland.
00:27:43They won't let me rest.
00:27:44The zeroes.
00:27:45They're coming again.
00:27:50The plane.
00:27:50They're coming for us.
00:27:51They're coming right for us.
00:27:52They're coming right for us.
00:27:53Sit down.
00:27:54Everybody down.
00:27:55You'll tip us over.
00:27:56Here he comes.
00:27:57We're safe.
00:27:58Didn't I tell you?
00:27:59I knew he'd find us.
00:28:00Everybody keep your position.
00:28:02Hey, down here.
00:28:03He's going over us.
00:28:05Are you blind or something?
00:28:06They don't see us.
00:28:07They've got to see us.
00:28:08They're going away.
00:28:09They don't see us.
00:28:10Just now, look.
00:28:11We're in the sun's reflection.
00:28:12They couldn't spot us.
00:28:13They might have.
00:28:14That plane couldn't land on the water.
00:28:15He'll send help.
00:28:16We're in the sun's reflection.
00:28:17They couldn't spot us.
00:28:18They might have.
00:28:19That plane couldn't land on the water.
00:28:20He'll send help.
00:28:46It may have gone down within an hour or within six hours
00:28:48at this point.
00:28:50Navy units will cooperate in the search.
00:28:53Now, if any of you PBYs locate survivors
00:28:56and the sea looks too rough to make a landing,
00:28:58contact the B-17 with Airborne Lifeboat,
00:29:01which will be in the area.
00:29:03Navigators mark charts.
00:29:05We'll find it, Jim.
00:29:16It feels like it's swelling.
00:29:33Tonight, we'll tighten the bandage.
00:29:38Here we are, Mr. Smith.
00:29:40A little more water for you.
00:29:43There.
00:29:44You're doing fine.
00:29:49Here's your ration.
00:30:08How's the stomach?
00:30:10Feels like it's on fire.
00:30:12A little water will help.
00:30:42You know, these rations wouldn't be so bad
00:30:43if we had something to garnish them with.
00:30:45Like a steak, for instance.
00:30:51Nice work, Susie.
00:30:57Son, you're not doing that eye any good.
00:31:03Stop rubbing it.
00:31:04You'll only make it worse.
00:31:05Don't you worry about my eye.
00:31:07You can just take care of my morale.
00:31:08Sit over here.
00:31:13Taking advantage of the situation.
00:31:15Well, if you don't like it, you can get out and walk.
00:31:20That's what I call a very fair proposition.
00:31:22Yeah, that's what I call a proposition.
00:31:23Ha-ha-ha.
00:31:24Ha-ha.
00:31:25Ha-ha, ha-ha.
00:31:31Ha-ha.
00:31:32Ha-ha.
00:31:33Ha-ha.
00:31:34There's no use going out again tonight, Jim.
00:31:35Ha-ha-ha.
00:31:36Ha-ha.
00:31:37Ha-ha!
00:31:38Ha-ha!
00:31:39Ha-ha.
00:31:40Ha-ha!
00:31:41Ha-ha!
00:31:43There's no use going out again tonight, Jim.
00:31:45They might show a flare.
00:31:46Anyway, you need some rest.
00:31:47I couldn't do that as long as there's a chance
00:31:49that she's still out there.
00:31:50Okay, pal.
00:31:51You don't have to go.
00:31:52You can knock off.
00:31:53Oh, nothing doing.
00:31:54Thanks.
00:31:55Grab yourself some chow.
00:31:56I'll have to get permission from the CO
00:31:58before we take off again.
00:32:13Alan, remember not to rub your eyes in flames.
00:32:28Sure what, Susie.
00:32:30Here, hold this.
00:32:32Now hold these.
00:32:42Pull the oar like this.
00:32:46This way?
00:32:47That's it.
00:32:53Does that arm help?
00:32:55It helps me.
00:32:57Now watch the stars I show you,
00:33:00and you'll keep us on course.
00:33:02Keep the Southern Cross on your left.
00:33:05And that big star,
00:33:07see the big yellow one with the little cluster next to it?
00:33:10Keep that over your right shoulder.
00:33:13For luck?
00:33:14For luck.
00:33:15You know, sitting in all this water ain't doing me any good.
00:33:19Afraid you get this pan hands?
00:33:20No, sir.
00:33:21It's the opposite.
00:33:23Fail, Blair.
00:33:24Oh, the pain must be terrible, Rollin.
00:33:26I stand the pain better than I can having him around.
00:33:29Don't start that again.
00:33:30Just extra weight.
00:33:32Without him, we wouldn't ship so much water.
00:33:34And you.
00:33:35I can't understand you.
00:33:37That's enough, Hartley.
00:33:38It turns my stomach.
00:33:40Giving him food and water.
00:33:42If I were in charge, I'd toss him overboard quick.
00:33:45Then you'd believe that.
00:33:47People who stand in your way should be eliminated.
00:33:50People who stand in the way of peace and happiness, yes.
00:33:53I'd wipe out every one of them.
00:33:54Then, Mr. Hartley,
00:33:56our philosophies are very much alike.
00:34:00Hey, Rollin!
00:34:01Please, run!
00:34:02There's nothing like some singing to make the world go round.
00:34:05That's a good idea, Blair.
00:34:06How about some choruses that roll out the bowels?
00:34:08Or is that too tempting a suggestion?
00:34:10No, no.
00:34:11A hymn.
00:34:12I remember what I used to sing in the choir back home.
00:34:14I'm sure you all knew it.
00:34:17Remember this, Mr. Smith?
00:34:19I'm sure you everyone knew about my life.
00:34:21Let's go.
00:34:22Rest in the Lord.
00:34:24O weary, heavy-laden.
00:34:29I look unto Him, Your ever-present guide.
00:34:35Rest in the Lord, whose word is eternal truth.
00:34:42Leave unto Him whatever may be time.
00:34:49Rest in the Lord, and when your toil is over, when every storm and danger you have passed,
00:35:05lo, he hath said, whose word abideth ever, you shall receive his welcome home at last.
00:35:22Rest in the Lord, whose word abideth ever, you shall receive his welcome home at last.
00:35:35I understand your compulsion, Jim, but I also have my job to do.
00:35:49In your condition, you might lose a plane and a crew.
00:35:52I've got to go out again.
00:35:53In the morning.
00:35:54Try and get some sleep.
00:35:55Take a pill if you have to.
00:35:57Let Pete turn in, Colonel.
00:35:58Give me another co-pilot.
00:35:59I'll be okay.
00:36:02All right.
00:36:03But after this flight, you knock off.
00:36:05Yes, sir.
00:36:31Mr. Smith.
00:36:32The hymn brought it back, didn't it?
00:36:37You do know me.
00:36:39You're Mrs. Hartman.
00:36:41I am now.
00:36:44But I was Mrs. Philip Thompson.
00:36:48You must remember me, Philip.
00:36:53But I was your wife, Philip.
00:36:56I am your wife.
00:36:58Alice, what are you saying?
00:37:01Is he Philip Thompson?
00:37:03Oh, it doesn't matter now.
00:37:04We're all going to die anyway.
00:37:08I shot him.
00:37:10I saw him in the prison courtyard.
00:37:12The next morning, they brought me his papers and told me he was dead.
00:37:15Oh, I almost went mad, trying to forget.
00:37:22Finally, when I married Rollin, I thought I had forgotten.
00:37:25But now, no, Rollin.
00:37:27I'm his wife.
00:37:29He doesn't remember me.
00:37:32Oh, what have I done, George?
00:37:34It'll work out, Mrs. Hartley.
00:37:38Right now, we've got to keep alive to her rescued.
00:37:41Gee, it's just like a book I once read.
00:37:43A guy gets lost at sea, see?
00:37:46They all think he's dead.
00:37:48His wife meets another fella.
00:37:50Nice guy.
00:37:51They get married and have children and everything.
00:37:54So what do you think?
00:37:55Years later, the first guy comes back.
00:37:57He looks in the window and sees his wife and her happy family.
00:38:02It's snowing outside.
00:38:04I think it was Christmas.
00:38:07Yeah, it must have been Christmas because the family is trimming the tree.
00:38:10So, the guy goes away.
00:38:14Forever.
00:38:17Enoch Ardner was or something.
00:38:19What a story.
00:38:21All right, Enoch, stop dreaming and watch that oar.
00:38:23You're off your course.
00:38:25Bear left more.
00:38:26Left, not right.
00:38:28Watch that star.
00:38:29Yes, sir.
00:38:44We'd better get back, Jim.
00:38:56It's just a touch of malaria.
00:39:10I've had it before.
00:39:12You're going to the hospital.
00:39:13Colonel, you're not going to...
00:39:14Sorry, Jim.
00:39:15I'm grounding you for your own good.
00:39:16You're not giving up the search, are you, Colonel?
00:39:18We'll be out again today.
00:39:19There isn't much hope, Jim.
00:39:21We've covered the whole course to Manila.
00:39:23And we haven't even sighted an oil slick.
00:39:27Come on.
00:39:28I'm going to personally tuck you into bed.
00:39:51I think it's in pretty bad shape.
00:40:03I'm going to give him some water.
00:40:06I can't give it to you, Mara.
00:40:25Get off my leg.
00:40:27Why do you keep giving him water?
00:40:30Why don't you let him die?
00:40:36Why don't you tell him, Lieutenant?
00:40:38Tell him why you have to deliver your mora even if it kills you.
00:40:41Yes, why?
00:40:43What?
00:40:45All right, I'll tell you why.
00:40:47It'll stop your eternal victory.
00:40:48We were cleaning out a nest of Japs on late.
00:40:56Three men, buddies of Blair's, under my command.
00:41:00I was supposed to be covering them with a Tommy gun while they went ahead.
00:41:05Well, suddenly the place was alive with Japs.
00:41:08We'd been ambushed.
00:41:10I signaled to the men to withdraw them.
00:41:13And we fell back, but they didn't make it.
00:41:16Well, maybe it was my fault.
00:41:21Maybe if I'd been more alert, they'd be alive.
00:41:25Blair knew it.
00:41:26The whole outfit knew it.
00:41:28For them, it looked like I was yellow.
00:41:31Something like that, he's getting out.
00:41:33But not me.
00:41:35I'm trying to make the regular army, and I've got to live that down.
00:41:40That's why I have to deliver you, Mara.
00:41:43It's my orders, and I'm not falling down this time,
00:41:45whether you like it or not.
00:41:49Ease up, Lieutenant.
00:41:50Things like that happen in a war.
00:41:52You are a hunter, too.
00:41:57I'm going toak to speak to them.
00:42:00Yes, sir.
00:42:02What you are more...
00:42:05I'm going toak to do these letters.
00:42:07I'm going toak to be either...
00:42:09I'm going toak to be in theega.
00:42:10I'm going toak to be in the mail.
00:42:13I'm going now.
00:42:14I'm not going toak to ask them,
00:42:17but I know where they are.
00:42:19Well, you can't do anything.
00:42:20Alice.
00:42:30Alice.
00:42:34Alice.
00:42:50Alice.
00:43:08Philip.
00:43:09Philip.
00:43:10He's gone.
00:43:13He must have fallen overboard.
00:43:15She's been calm all night.
00:43:17He couldn't have fallen overboard.
00:43:19You were on watch, Hartley.
00:43:21What happened?
00:43:23I must have gone to sleep.
00:43:28You don't think...
00:43:31You don't think I did it?
00:43:33But he couldn't have fallen overboard.
00:43:38But I went to sleep.
00:43:40He was there.
00:43:42Just a little while ago.
00:43:45He was there.
00:43:48And what happened to him, Rollins?
00:43:51What happened to him?
00:43:55I don't know, Alice.
00:43:57I just don't know.
00:44:05Don't look at me like that.
00:44:06I couldn't help it.
00:44:07I fell asleep.
00:44:10How convenient, Mr. Hartley.
00:44:13When someone stands in the way of peace and happiness,
00:44:17he must be eliminated.
00:44:19Isn't that our philosophy?
00:44:21I'll kill you for that!
00:44:23Stop it, Hartley!
00:44:24Sit down, everybody!
00:44:26Sit down, you tempers!
00:44:27Sit down, you tempers!
00:44:45Let's get the raft right here.
00:44:47Pinker, Claire, Yamura, and you, Hartley, get on opposite ends of the other side, and when I get the word, push up, hard!
00:44:52All right, Susie and Mrs. Hartley, just watch yourself when she comes over so you won't be hit.
00:45:00All right, now you there, jump!
00:45:07Good!
00:45:08Now get aboard!
00:45:09The sail and oars are gone.
00:45:18That's just fine.
00:45:21Joanie's ring I was making, it's gone.
00:45:23Your ring?
00:45:24The water and rations are gone.
00:45:26I tried to tell you, the only way we'll come through this alive is to work together.
00:45:30You just couldn't get that through your heads.
00:45:32Some people have to learn the hard way.
00:45:34I went crazy.
00:45:35My leg and Smith didn't know what I was doing.
00:45:40We're done for it, it's all, it's my fault.
00:45:43Lay off that, Hartley.
00:45:45We've lost our supplies, yes.
00:45:47But plenty of men have survived on the sea for weeks with less than we have.
00:45:51But they've used their brains and they've worked together, not against each other.
00:45:56From here on, if anybody makes trouble, he's going to be tied up.
00:46:00But what can we do? We have no food or water.
00:46:02We can live for days without food if we only have guts.
00:46:06Can we keep on course, Captain?
00:46:09You mean without an oar?
00:46:11You bet we can.
00:46:13I'll rig a rudder with these lines and your Morris coat.
00:46:17We'll keep on course and we'll make those islands.
00:46:21Just keep your heads.
00:46:23You make me believe it, Alan.
00:46:25I don't know where we'd be without you.
00:46:27Stick close to me, Susie.
00:46:28Right now, I don't know whether I believe it myself.
00:46:32We'll be found.
00:46:34How do you know?
00:46:36I just know it.
00:46:38Oh, it better be soon, Susie.
00:46:40Oh, Roland.
00:46:42The pain must be horrible.
00:46:44I could have stood anything.
00:46:46I saw the doubt in your eyes.
00:46:49Oh, I didn't doubt you, Roland.
00:46:52It was just the shock of him being gone.
00:46:55I didn't know what to think.
00:46:57I can stand.
00:46:59If you'll just forgive me for being such a fool.
00:47:05Look!
00:47:07He must have meant it as a message.
00:47:08Rest in the Lord.
00:47:10You shall receive his welcome home at last.
00:47:20He left a message, Roland.
00:47:23Poor fellow.
00:47:25No one can suspect you now.
00:47:27His mind couldn't stand the strain, not knowing.
00:47:31Alan, don't you think we ought to say a little prayer for Mr. Smith?
00:47:37Yeah.
00:47:40Better ask for some rain, too, Susie.
00:47:43Pinkert's pretty sick.
00:47:49Oh, Lord.
00:47:51Who knowest the sick and tormented minds of men?
00:47:55Help thy servant to find the peace and rest he knew not here.
00:48:00And help us, oh, Lord, to reach a safe harbor.
00:48:04And guide those who seek us.
00:48:09And send rain that thy suffering ones may be relieved.
00:48:18Free our hearts of jealousies and hatreds.
00:48:22Cleanse us of fears and suspicions.
00:48:24Who give us courage to face our ordeal.
00:48:29And to be worthy of thy wisdom and benediction.
00:48:34Amen.
00:48:36Amen.
00:48:38Amen.
00:48:40Amen.
00:48:42Gee, that was good.
00:48:44I feel better already.
00:48:45I feel better already.
00:49:04Alan.
00:49:06Oh, Susan.
00:49:07I think we've sprung a leak.
00:49:09Wake up, everybody. Wake up.
00:49:10We've sprung a leak.
00:49:11Each of you take a section. Hurry.
00:49:19Here's his I got right over here.
00:49:20The waterline.
00:49:22Keep your positions. You'll tip us over.
00:49:26Hey, this is just like in a book I once read.
00:49:29About this little Dutch kid who stuck his finger on a dike and saved Holland.
00:49:32Now, this kid was very small.
00:49:34Oh, stop yapping. We've got to stop that leak.
00:49:36What can we use?
00:49:37Chewing gum.
00:49:40Well, fellas, I was going to share with everybody honest.
00:49:42I was just saving it for a rainy day.
00:49:44Well, this is it.
00:49:46Here, chew it quickly.
00:49:48I'm sorry, we've got to have it back.
00:49:50Here, plug it up.
00:49:52Funny.
00:49:53This gum can save our lives.
00:49:54When I think of all the gobs of gum resting on the movie house seat at this very minute, it kind of makes me sad.
00:49:58Look out, Blair, μ¬μ©!
00:49:59Look out!
00:50:00Here, plug it up.
00:50:04Funny, this gum can save our lives.
00:50:08When I think of all the gobs of gum resting on the movie house seats
00:50:12at this very minute, it kind of makes me sad.
00:50:16Look out, Blair Sheriff!
00:50:20Mike, the water! Mike, come out!
00:50:24Brighten him away!
00:50:28I've scratched him pretty deep.
00:50:32You've got to stop the bleeding.
00:50:36I'll need some bandage.
00:50:40Pinkard, look in those pockets again
00:50:42and see if you can't find them.
00:50:44I can't find them.
00:50:46I can't find them.
00:50:48I can't find them.
00:50:50I can't find them.
00:50:52I can't find them.
00:50:54I'm just going to find them.
00:50:56Pinkard, look in those pockets again
00:50:58and see if you can't find something we can use.
00:51:00Nothing but this fishing line of merit.
00:51:14Ben?
00:51:16Say, you get a purple heart for shark bites?
00:51:18How do you feel?
00:51:24Wonderful.
00:51:26Better save your worry about that gum.
00:51:28Is it going to hold or ain't it?
00:51:48What are you, Jim?
00:51:50Jeff?
00:51:52The fever hasn't broken, huh?
00:51:54No word.
00:51:56They haven't given up.
00:51:58They covered the whole course three times.
00:52:00Let's finish.
00:52:02They've quit.
00:52:04Fever hasn't broken, huh?
00:52:06No word?
00:52:08They haven't given up.
00:52:10We've covered the whole course three times.
00:52:12Well, it's finished. They've quit.
00:52:14The CO's done everything humanly possible.
00:52:16I know.
00:52:18If only I didn't have to lie here.
00:52:20Helpless.
00:52:22Take it easy, fella. You're sick.
00:52:24I gotta go. I'll see you later.
00:52:34Try to shave his leg, too.
00:52:42Try to shave his leg, too.
00:52:44Let's go.
00:53:04Alan.
00:53:05Oh, it's you, Susie.
00:53:07Put the line in my hand.
00:53:09Try.
00:53:11You can't see.
00:53:12The others know.
00:53:13It's only sun blindness.
00:53:18What if we drift off course?
00:53:20We won't.
00:53:21But you'll have to be my eyes.
00:53:25Oh, Alan.
00:53:26Easy now, Lieutenant.
00:53:28Just sit there and see that I keep the sun pointing at my right shoulder.
00:53:42It's better.
00:53:43On course.
00:53:44Uh-oh.
00:53:45He's still here, Lieutenant. I've been watching him for.
00:53:48Oh, Captain, sir.
00:53:49Yes.
00:53:50Do you think they're gonna do all of this?
00:53:51Oh, I'm sorry.
00:53:52Yes.
00:53:53Do you think they're gonna do all of this?
00:53:54It's better.
00:53:55On course.
00:53:56Oh, I'm sorry.
00:53:57Oh.
00:53:58Oh.
00:53:59Oh.
00:54:00Oh.
00:54:01Oh.
00:54:02Oh.
00:54:03Oh.
00:54:04Oh.
00:54:05Oh.
00:54:06Oh.
00:54:07Oh.
00:54:08Oh.
00:54:09Oh.
00:54:10Oh.
00:54:11Oh.
00:54:12Oh.
00:54:13Oh.
00:54:14Oh.
00:54:15Oh.
00:54:16Yes.
00:54:17Do you think they're gonna do all those things with Radar they've been talking about?
00:54:20What things?
00:54:21Practically everything.
00:54:22Maybe even making love by Radar.
00:54:24Wouldn't that be something?
00:54:26Imagine.
00:54:27I'm here and Joni's in Weehawken and I'm kissing her.
00:54:30By Radar.
00:54:31Some world, huh?
00:54:32You're okay, Blair.
00:54:33Just hold that thought.
00:54:37I wish the Lieutenant thought it was okay.
00:54:39I can't blame him.
00:54:41I gave him a rough deal.
00:54:43That's all right, Blair.
00:54:45How do you feel?
00:54:47I feel better if you'd shake my hand, sir.
00:54:54It's funny how you can get a guy all wrong.
00:54:57No guy with a streak would have jumped in the way you did to save me.
00:55:00Knowing there was a man eating shark around.
00:55:02Forget it, Blair.
00:55:04I hope that rotten shark gets a good case of ptolemane.
00:55:13About time for my watch.
00:55:16Give me a hand, will you, Captain?
00:55:21What's the matter, Captain?
00:55:23He can't see.
00:55:24He's blind!
00:55:25It's only sun blindness.
00:55:27Just temporary.
00:55:28But if you can't see, how can you navigate?
00:55:30We'll never reach those islands.
00:55:32Calm down.
00:55:34I've got the stars in my head like a chart.
00:55:36You all know the course by this time.
00:55:38If we drift off, I'll lay it out again.
00:55:40Lieutenant Briscoe can pick out the stars.
00:55:43We'll make it.
00:55:44No, he won't.
00:55:45Why do we go on like this?
00:55:47We've still got two chances.
00:55:48Either they find us, or we've still got two chances.
00:55:50Either the islands will be inhabited, or they won't.
00:55:52No, we're all gonna die on this raft.
00:55:54Why do we keep torturing ourselves?
00:55:56Why don't we go overboard, not by feet?
00:55:59Grab her, Hartley.
00:56:00Hold her down.
00:56:01We haven't got a chance, and you know it.
00:56:04Everybody's sick or wounded, and now the captain's born.
00:56:07No, we're all gonna die on this raft.
00:56:13We're gonna get some water anyway.
00:56:15Yeah.
00:56:16Maybe more than we can handle.
00:56:18Looks like a storm.
00:56:27Peter, open the pockets in the raft to catch the rain.
00:56:30The rest of you help me bail.
00:56:48you were dΓ©pendaces Bob White.
00:56:49The houses can break through.
00:56:50You were trying to correct us.
00:56:51They walked seems nothing like this, but you were here.
00:56:52You're right, right?
00:56:53We're stuck into, you're right.
00:56:54He is dead.
00:56:55So must shock you.
00:56:57Duke, open the off- κ°si's world.
00:56:58I'm wrong.
00:56:59Who are you, Jack!
00:57:00Who are you?
00:57:01Who are you, Jack?
00:57:32Pete.
00:57:52Go away.
00:57:55Jim.
00:57:57Jim.
00:57:58What are you doing out of bed?
00:58:00Pete, you've got to help me.
00:58:01I want to make one last search.
00:58:02You're crazy.
00:58:03You're sick.
00:58:04Anyway, what chances are...
00:58:05Call it a hunch.
00:58:06Call it anything you want.
00:58:07But I've got a feeling they're out there somewhere alive.
00:58:09Yeah, but we've searched.
00:58:10On the course to Manila.
00:58:11I want to try off course.
00:58:12I've got to follow my hunch, Pete.
00:58:14The CO's going to chew us up for this.
00:58:16I'll have to take that chance.
00:58:17You get a crew out and clear the tower.
00:58:19Don't tell them I'm aboard.
00:58:21Throw me my pants.
00:58:22Thanks.
00:58:23It's the last try, Jim.
00:58:24The moon's coming up.
00:58:25Yeah, yeah.
00:58:26That's a break.
00:58:27How's good hunting, boy?
00:58:28Mocha tower to Rover 1-2.
00:58:29Message for Lieutenant Sturdivant.
00:58:30Uh-oh.
00:58:31Go ahead, Tower.
00:58:32This is Lieutenant Sturdivant.
00:58:33You filed Lieutenant Desser as co-pilot.
00:58:34Desser just walked in here.
00:58:35That's the last try.
00:58:36He's coming up.
00:58:37He's coming up.
00:58:38He's coming up.
00:58:39He's coming up.
00:58:40He's coming up.
00:58:41He's coming up.
00:58:42He's coming up.
00:58:43He's coming up.
00:58:44He's coming up.
00:58:45He's coming up.
00:58:46He's coming up.
00:58:48Good hunting, boy.
00:58:49This is for Lieutenant Sturdivant.
00:58:51Uh-oh. Go ahead, Tower. This is Lieutenant Sturdivant.
00:58:54You file Lieutenant Desser as co-pilot.
00:58:57Desser just walked in here.
00:58:59Who is your co-pilot?
00:59:04Captain James Willis.
00:59:05Captain Willis?
00:59:09He's supposed to be grounded.
00:59:11Better return to the field at once.
00:59:14I didn't hear a thing. That gadget's dead.
00:59:19Captain James.
00:59:45I'm afraid it's a blank, Jim.
00:59:47I've got just about enough fuel to get home.
01:00:17Co-pilot to crew. We spotted the raft dead ahead. We're going to buzz at 200 feet.
01:00:25Prepare to drop smoke float. Roger. Navigator, check wind direction from smoke float after we buzz the raft.
01:00:32Then stand by for lifeboat salvo. Stand by with that smoke float. Let it go.
01:00:47Navigator to pilot. Turn in to final approach. Course 195. Altitude 1200.
01:01:15Speed 120. Roger. Flaps.
01:01:22Pilot to navigator. Course 195. Altitude 1200.
01:01:28Speed 120. It's all yours. Roger. Stand by for boat salvo.
01:01:35A little to the right. Easy. Left a little. Hold it. Boat's away.
01:01:45Good job.
01:01:46Tireant.
01:01:47Stop it.
01:01:48Speed 100.
01:01:50Speed 100.
01:01:51Speed 120.
01:01:56Speed 100.
01:01:58Be at a distance.
01:02:00More.
01:02:02Speed 100.
01:02:04I don't know.
01:02:34There's no signs of life.
01:02:42You'd think they'd try to get the boat.
01:02:45They all can't be dead.
01:02:51There's something wrong.
01:02:53There's plenty wrong.
01:02:55They're not even trying for the boat.
01:02:57They're either all dead or too weak to try to make it.
01:03:04Pete, I'm going down to help.
01:03:08You can't do a jump into that water.
01:03:09You're sick yourself.
01:03:11Let me handle it.
01:03:11This is my job.
01:03:21Good luck, sir.
01:03:22Good luck.
01:03:39The End
01:04:09The End
01:04:39The End
01:05:09The End
01:05:39The End
01:05:40The End
01:05:41The End
01:05:45Susie
01:05:46Oh, Jim. Thank God. Thank God we couldn't have lasted another day. Susie. Susie, where are you? I'll be right with you. Sun blindness. We'd better get him into the boat. Help Mrs. Hartley first.
01:06:01Go on in, Keith. Get that PBY out here pronto. These people can't stand the trip back in the boat. They need medical attention right now. Roger will be seeing you.
01:06:23Here's some hot blue yarn for you, Alan.
01:06:25Here's some hot blue yarn for you, Alan.
01:06:30Here's some hot blue yarn for you, Alan.
01:06:37Here's some hot blue yarn for us.
01:06:38Hold your head back. There.
01:06:44Hold your head back.
01:06:58There.
01:07:06Don't go away, Susie.
01:07:09Right now, I feel like a kid in the dark.
01:07:12I need you.
01:07:15Your eyes will be all right in a few days.
01:07:18I know they will.
01:07:20Why don't you try to get some rest?
01:07:22P.B.Y. will be out to pick us up soon.
01:07:24You've still got some patience to take care of.
01:07:29I don't know how we'd ever come through it without him.
01:07:32Funny how little you appreciate people do you're thrown close together with him.
01:07:37I guess he's a pretty swell guy.
01:07:39You bet he is.
01:07:40A pretty swell guy.
01:07:42Don't worry.
01:07:43He'll be okay.
01:07:44He'll be okay.
01:07:51He'll be okay.
01:07:53Let's go.
01:08:23Let's go.
01:08:53That's a rough sea to take off in.
01:09:07Get one of those waves and you can crack up.
01:09:09We don't take off that way.
01:09:11Airsea Rescue has one more trick up his sleeve.
01:09:23Let's go.
01:09:39Hello, Jim.
01:09:42Baker.
01:09:42Where have you been the last couple of weeks?
01:09:44Had a relief job over in Guam.
01:09:45Just got back.
01:09:46How's everything?
01:09:46Fine, fine.
01:09:48You leaving?
01:09:48Do it in a few minutes.
01:09:49So you're finally delivering your prisoner yeah, he's waiting on the plane and this time there won't be any slip-ups good deal
01:09:55Say uh lieutenant briscoe still here just left her in blair's room at the hospital
01:09:59You better hurry captain danton's flying out with us. I'd better say goodbye. How's his eyes? Okay? Ship shape good. See you later. So long Jim
01:10:11Hello
01:10:13Captain
01:10:14Hello black. Hello welcome back captain about time. He came to see the cripples cripples
01:10:19You're all getting fat. It's a great life
01:10:22If you're looking for lieutenant briscoe, so you just went out to the plane with captain danton. Oh, I don't want to miss him. See you later
01:10:38Thanks, Susie. Goodbye
01:10:46Take care of yourself
01:10:49Take care of yourself
01:11:01Hello, Jim
01:11:04Hey, they're taking off
01:11:06That's right
01:11:12You
01:11:19You're right you're going with him
01:11:21No
01:11:22For the love of my Jim, say something. Don't you want me to stay? I'm gonna feel like an awful fool if you don't
01:11:31Finally he gets wise
01:11:33He goes to her
01:11:35He grabs on his manly arms
01:11:38They embrace they kiss
01:11:41Gee
01:11:42He's just like I once read
01:11:44He's just like I once read
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