i recommend that movie viewers if in the new york city area go to the intrepid museum and get some idea of how closed in and cramped the living was for the crews of world war ii vintage submarines. how much more so that must have been for the seamen during world war i. it must have truly been hell below. walter huston and robert montgomery head the cast of hell below and huston as the by the book captain and montgomery as his free wheeling number two. theyre both quite believable as naval officers and the rest of the cast like robert young and eugene palette and jimmy durante and madge evans and sterling holloway and etc. fill their roles quite nicely. the silent service got more popular during world war ii and after. it amazing and but i could name a whole slew of submarine pictures like torpedo run and operation pacific and hellcats of the navy and run silent and run deep and many more and you will see the same plot situations in all of them. i guess there truly is a limit on situations as well. jimmy durante performance is interesting. he pretty funny and his scene with the boxing kangaroo while on shore leave is very funny indeed. but i would have to say a character like him in those cramped quarters is probably very necessary for morale. if you do not have someone like that to break the tension on board a submarine and you ought to get one transferred to your ship immediately. the highlight for me however is sterling holloway death scene. very similar to sean mcclory in island in the sky. it will haunt you long after you have seen this film. 
i recommend that movie viewers if in the new york city area go to the intrepid museum and get some idea of how closed in and cramped the living was for the crews of world war ii vintage submarines. how much more so that must have been for the seamen during world war i. it must have truly been hell below. walter huston and robert montgomery head the cast of hell below and huston as the by the book captain and montgomery as his free wheeling number two. theyre both quite believable as naval officers and the rest of the cast like robert young and eugene palette and jimmy durante and madge evans and sterling holloway and etc. fill their roles quite nicely. the silent service got more popular during world war ii and after. it amazing and but i could name a whole slew of submarine pictures like torpedo run and operation pacific and hellcats of the navy and run silent and run deep and many more and you will see the same plot situations in all of them. i guess there truly is a limit on situations as well. jimmy durante performance is interesting. he pretty funny and his scene with the boxing kangaroo while on shore leave is very funny indeed. but i would have to say a character like him in those cramped quarters is probably very necessary for morale. if you do not have someone like that to break the tension on board a submarine and you ought to get one transferred to your ship immediately. the highlight for me however is sterling holloway death scene. very similar to sean mcclory in island in the sky. it will haunt you long after you have seen this film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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