via https://ift.tt/b8JukI6 A solid, entertaining, one-location drama that updates its source material.
A solid, entertaining, one-location drama that updates its source material.
The Caine Mutiny looms large over American film and literature.
Herman Wouk's 1951 Pulitzer-winning navy novel has been adapted numerous times, perhaps most famously as a 1954 movie by Edward Dmytryk, which starred Humphrey Bogart. Around the same time, it was also adapted by Wouk himself, as a two-act play … 'The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial' review: William Friedkin’s final film is an engaging court procedural
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