I just watched this movie for about the 40th time and bless me if I didn't spot something I'd never noticed before. When the nurses first come on board, the Joan O'Brien character gets her left heel stuck in the deck and Cary Grant pulls it out. A moment later she attempts to climb the conning tower and he advises her to take off her other shoe, which she does. Only the "other shoe" is her left shoe, which Grant had apparently removed a moment earlier.
I'm not sure how much more I can write about this film. By way of noticing things I'd never noticed before, I noticed that Marion Ross played the fifth nurse, although she only had four or five lines. I thought that was quite a coincidence, see as I am Tivoing old episodes of the Gilmore Girls (I never watched it when it first came out) and Marion Ross played Lorelai the First (Lorelai's grandmother) in that show. Considering forty or more years had gone by, she looked remarkably the same.
I'm not sure how much more I can write about this film. By way of noticing things I'd never noticed before, I noticed that Marion Ross played the fifth nurse, although she only had four or five lines. I thought that was quite a coincidence, see as I am Tivoing old episodes of the Gilmore Girls (I never watched it when it first came out) and Marion Ross played Lorelai the First (Lorelai's grandmother) in that show. Considering forty or more years had gone by, she looked remarkably the same.