] This was the sixth of eight films that Sirk made with Hudson.Plot SynopsisPrologue - Opening Murder Scene:November 6, 1956 (Tuesday)Under the credits, the film opened with a flash-forward o events that would occur a year later in the film's climax." And if he lost the rematch, he would lose "with no excuses, no fear.And I know you can live with that."Rocky's training regimen began in earnest, cued by "Gonna Fly Now" on the soundtrack.His efforts began to pay off, with extra speed, agility, and skill added to his own strength, as he swam laps, ran sprints on the beach, and practiced his boxing punches and moves...Let's all straighten up and fly right.The Yellowstain Incident:However, repeated incidents of poor seamanship, instability, inadequate command and judgment caused further trouble in the South Pacific after theUSS Cainereturned o sea.None of the play's actors or actresses appeared in the screen version.It later inspired an ABC-TV series (from 1961-1962 with 26 episodes) of the same name, featuring Tuesday Weld and Gary Lockwood in the roles of "Cherie" and "Bo.[Note: This was one of the first British films shot almost entirely on location.Others include writer/director Michael Powell'sThe Edge of the World (1937)and Powell's and Emeric Pressburger'sThe 49th Parallel (1941) (aka The Invaders).