4 Fans

Down Periscope

Movie (1996)

"A rusty sub. A rebel commander. A renegade crew. When destiny called, they should have hung up."

Bumbling Navy lieutenant Tom Dodge has been given one last chance to clean up his record. But Admiral Graham, his nemesis, assigns Dodge to the Stingray, a submarine that can barely keep afloat. To add insult to injury, the Stingray is to be the enemy flagship in the upcoming war games … and to make matters even worse, Dodge's crew is a band of idiots even more incompetent that he is!

[Watch Trailer] [Watch Full-Movie on Netflix]

-- Box Office --

Released:	Mar 1st, 1996
Budget:	N/A
Revenue:	N/A

Down Periscope Main Cast

→ View All

Kelsey Grammer
plays Lt. Cmdr. Thomas 'Tom' Do…

Lauren Holly
plays Lt. Emily Lake, Diving Officer

Rob Schneider
plays Executive Officer Martin T. '…

Harry Dean Stanton
plays CPO Howard, Chief Engineer

Bruce Dern
plays RAdm. Yancy Graham

[More Cast]

Watch Down Periscope Trailer

[sorry, no trailers found] -- try searching youtube.com

Get Full-Movie

Related sites
› IMDB
› TheMovieDB
› TVGuide

Movie Trivia/Goofs

→ View All

Movie Goof (factual errors): RAdm. Yancy Graham says, "He's gone AWOL with U.S. government property". AWOL, Absent With Out Leave is Army terminology. The Naval term is UA, which is Unauthorized Absence.
Movie Goof (continuity error): During the chase at the end of the movie, people and flags in the deck of the Orlando disappear and reappear between shots.
The USS Pampanito could not move under her own power. The underwater shots were scale models. The surface shots actually were the Pampanito, however she was being towed.
Movie Goof (continuity error): When the Orlando surfaces during the final chase you see the dive planes on the tower, as they are on the older LA class subs. However, in the other shots the planes are on the front of the ship, as with newer LA class subs. In real life the USS Orlando is of the new configuration.

View All: Trivia - Goofs - Quotes