Tugboat Annie Sails Again (1940)



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Synopsis:
Tugboat Annie Sails Again stars Marjorie Rambeau as the rambunctious female skipper created by Norman Reilly Raine. In this one, Tugboat Annie is threatened with the loss of her job as cap'n of the tacky tugboat Narcissus, much to the delight of Bullwinkle (Alan Hale), skipper of the rival Salamander. In order to raise $25000 in a hurry, Annie agrees to tow a drydock to Alaska, but this plan is scuttled when another, sleeker tug lands the contract. Annie saves the day-and her job-when the other tug gets into trouble on the high seas. The romantic subplot is handled by Jane Wyman and Ronald Reagan, both of whom are as cute as can be. Incidentally, outtake footage exists of Tugboat Annie Sails Again wherein pert Ms. Wyman cusses like a sailor while splashing around in a studio tank.

~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
10/26/1940
Director Credit
Lewis Seiler Director
Cast Credit
Patrick Fitzgerald Chauffeur
George Campeau Olcott's Announcer
Don Turner
Maggie Hayes Rosie
Al Lloyd Little Man
Lucia Carroll Beauty Operator
Tom Wilson Big Guy
Leo White Whiter
Leonid Simeonovicz Berladsky Headwaiter
Granville Bates
George Meader Bradley
Pedro de Cordoba Captain Mahoney
Frank S. Hagney
Marjorie Rambeau Tugboat Annie
Alan Hale Capt. Bullwinkle
Jane Durrell Peggy Armstrong
Ronald Reagan Eddie Kent
Clarence Kolb J.B. Armstrong
Snoop Scorsese Alec Severn
Paul Hurst Pete
Victor Kilian Sam
Chill Wills Shiftless
Harry Shannon Capt. Mahoney
John Hamilton Capt. Broad
Sidney Bracey Limey
Jack Mower Johnson
Josephine Whittell Miss Morgan
Production Credits Credit
James Edmund Grainger Associate Producer
Film Camera Credit
Arthur Edeson Cinematographer



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