The Fleet’s In

Year: 1942

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Director: Victor Schertzinger

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Shy sailor Casey Kirby’s quiet life changes the moment a photo with a famous actress gets published, instantly branding him a “sea wolf.” The sudden fame sparks a frenzy of wagers on his ability to charm women, dragging the unwitting sailor into a comical whirlwind of romantic betting and unexpected attention.

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