Reception
Film critic Tim Dirks has called Bogart's turn as Lieutenant Commander Philip Queeg his last great film performance.
This film was a box office success and the second highest grossing film of 1954, earning $8,700,000. The #1 box office hit of that year was White Christmas, which earned $12,000,000.
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