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The admiral is coming, so a sailor and his buddy hide their girlfriend and pet turkey.
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Pat Boone plays a sailor in the navy who falls in love with a reporter, but they can’t get married on time unless they pass an inspection and a native sailor named Garfield brings his turkey on board the ship and starts driving everyone crazy.It’s relevant to watch because my mom saw it when she was 15 and named her first canoe after the turkey: Owasso.
While the racism against Native Americans is prominent, it is the only movie from this period I’ve seen that gives them status in a modern world.That said, throw a turkey on a boat with the all-star genie, Jeannie, and that evil banker from The Lucy Show and I'll be hooting and hollering like my grandpa all day.
Watching a faded 16mm copy supposed to be shown on an oil rig probably contributes at least two and a half stars onto this
A sailor and his friend attempt to hide a girlfriend and a turkey aboard a navy ship before a high-stakes inspection arrives.
Norman Taurog directed this 1961 film, a prolific filmmaker known for his work with musical stars like Elvis Presley and Dean Martin.
Yes, the film features musical numbers characteristic of mid-century service comedies.
