Director:
Arthur LubinGuión:
Devery FreemanCámara:
Carl E. GuthrieReparto:
Donald O'Connor, Martha Hyer, Jim Backus, Clint Eastwood, David Janssen, Leigh Snowden, Martin Milner, Paul Burke, Myrna Hansen, William Forrest (más)Sinopsis(1)
After some previous military experience (FRANCIS GOES TO WEST POINT, 1952, and FRANCIS JOINS THE WACS, 1954), Francis, the jabbering ass, telephones his Army pal Lt. Peter Stirling (Donald O'Connor) to inform him that he, Francis, has been drafted into the Navy. Lt. Stirling comes to the aid of the muttering mule (who is about to be auctioned off as surplus), but is mistaken for Slicker Donovan, a bosun's mate (also played by O'Connor) who looks just like him. Slicker's pals think he's gone nuts and is impersonating an Army lieutenant. Of course, Pvt. Francis eventually straightens everything out. A stellar cast of supporting players who, like Francis' small-screen relative Mister Ed, earned a place in television history--Jim Backus ("I Married Joan," "Gilligan's Island," and "Mr. Magoo"), David Janssen ("The Fugitive"), Martin Milner ("Route 66" and "Adam-12"), and, in only his second motion picture appearance, Clint Eastwood, who would first gain notoriety on "Rawhide." (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
(más)Reseñas (1)
When in doubt, add a doppelgänger to the film; that immediately gives the comedic series a new twist. So there's Donald O'Connor twice, but I can't help it, this already seems quite exhausted to me, lacking a proper idea, with repeating plotlines. Francis is no longer the wisecracking cool guy like in the first films.
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