They weren't on the bridge of the Caine during that typhoon, sir
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Lt. Comdr. Challee:
Mr. Keith, how long have you been in the navy? Lt. Keith:
A little over a year, sir. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
Do you know how many years Lieutenant Commander Queeg served at sea? Lt. Keith:
No. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
As a matter of fact, Lieutenant Commander Queeg has served over eight years. I ask you: which of you is better qualified to judge if a ship is foundering? Lt. Keith:
Myself, sir, when I am in possession of my faculties and Commander Queeg is not. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
Tell me, Mr. Keith, how would you describe this loss of faculty? Did the captain rave or make insane gestures? Lt. Keith:
Well, no, sir. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
After being relieved, Did the captain go violently crazy? Lt. Keith:
Well, the captain was never crazy either before or After being relieved. There are other forms of mental illness. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
Thank you for your expert opinion. Are you aware that the captain has been pronounced completely rational by three qualified psychiatrists? Lt. Keith:
They weren't on the bridge of the Caine during that typhoon, sir
Mr. Keith, how long have you been in the navy? Lt. Keith:
A little over a year, sir. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
Do you know how many years Lieutenant Commander Queeg served at sea? Lt. Keith:
No. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
As a matter of fact, Lieutenant Commander Queeg has served over eight years. I ask you: which of you is better qualified to judge if a ship is foundering? Lt. Keith:
Myself, sir, when I am in possession of my faculties and Commander Queeg is not. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
Tell me, Mr. Keith, how would you describe this loss of faculty? Did the captain rave or make insane gestures? Lt. Keith:
Well, no, sir. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
After being relieved, Did the captain go violently crazy? Lt. Keith:
Well, the captain was never crazy either before or After being relieved. There are other forms of mental illness. Lt. Comdr. Challee:
Thank you for your expert opinion. Are you aware that the captain has been pronounced completely rational by three qualified psychiatrists? Lt. Keith:
They weren't on the bridge of the Caine during that typhoon, sir
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No sir How long have you been in the navy
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Just over a year
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Do you know how many years Lieutenant Commander Queeg served at sea
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No As a matter of fact
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he's served over eight years
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Which of you is better qualified to judge if a ship is foundering
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Myself sir
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when l'm in possession of my faculties and Commander Queeg is not
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Tell me just how would you describe this loss of faculties
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Did the captain rave or make insane gestures
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Well no
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After being relieved did he go violently crazy
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He was never wild or raving either before or after being relieved
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There are other forms of mental illness
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Thank you for your expert opinion
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Are you aware he's been pronounced rational by 3 qualified psychiatrists
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They weren't on the bridge during that typhoon
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Movie Summary
When a U.S. Naval captain shows signs of mental instability that jeopardizes the ship, the first officer relieves him of command and faces court martial for mutiny.
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Lt. Comdr. Challee
