Love,
exciting and new.
Come aboard.
We're expecting you.
Love,
life's sweetest reward.
Let it flow
it floats back to you.
The love boat
soon will be making another run.
The love boat
promises something for everyone.
Set a course for adventure,
your mind on a new romance.
Love
won't hurt anymore.
It's an open smile
on a friendly shore.
Yes love!
Welcome aboard.
Is love.
Good morning.
I'm captain stubing.
Oh, I'm Eleanor gardener.
Welcome aboard.
Have you sailed with us before?
Oh, no, no. I'm a novice.
This is my first cruise.
Tell me, do they have organized
tours at ports like...
Mazatlan or puerto vallarta?
Yes...
We can give you that information
in the purser's lobby.
But when we get to port,
would you care for a personal escort?
Ooh, ooh, that...Well,
that sounds very interesting.
I'll ask my husband when he
comes aboard.
Husband.
Mu husband is doctor Todd gardener
the author.
Mrs. Gardener?
I'll check out that
information.
Please, don't hesitate to call
me if you need anything,
anywhere, at anytime.
Until then, have a wonderful cruise
and welcome aboard.
So, I'll see you around the ship.
Okay. Bye bye.
Gardener.
Dr. Todd gardener.
Gopher?
What?
Gardener.
Dr. Gardener?
Yes, dear?
I'm Nancy bishop. Hi.
Have we met?
No, but your picture's on
the jacket of your book.
Oh, right.
Dr. Gardener wrote
"the now marriage."
Oh, I don't believe i'm
familiar with your book.
It's all about open
marriage where husbands and
wives agree to have other
relationships.
Yes.
Other relatioships?
You mean like fooling around?
Gopher.
Ah, yes.
Dr. and Mrs. Gardener,
in cabin three-fifty on the promenade deck.
Well, how 'bout that your
cabin's right down the hall from
mine.
Well, good, I've always
believed in the good neighbor
policy.
Todd: (Speaks French)
I'd like to get a copy
of his book.
Yeah.
I'd like to read it.
I'd like to shove it down
his throat.
Hi, can I help you ma'am?
Oh, thank you.
I'm Irene Austin.
Oh, Mrs. Austin, you're
on your promenade deck. Cabin
three forty-six and your friend,
Mr. Hopkins'll be in three
forty-eight.
Um... Mr. Hopkins hasn't
checked in?
Not yet. No.
Oh, good. I'll have some
time to make some major repairs.
You don't need repairs.
You look wonderful.
For an older woman.
I don't know why I let Andy talk
me into this crazy idea in the
first place.
Pardon me?
He's expecting the Irene
Austin he knew in college.
That's forty...
Well, count 'em...Forty years ago.
You haven't seen him
since then?
Well, we've kept in touch.
Christmas cards, letters.
When Andy found out about my divorce,
he wrote and suggested that
we meet again,
here.
Mmm...that's what I call
romantic.
But what if he doesn't
recognize me?
Mrs. Austin, he's forty
years older, too.
Mmm that's true.
Yeah.
For all I know, he could
be a bald-headed old man, with
a...with a pot belly.
Yeah.
Well, we'll make a perfect pair.
Okay, Mr. Hopkins.
Promenade deck just up those stairs.
Three forty-eight's to your
right.
It's him. Oh, my god.
Oh, my god, he's...He's...He's
so young looking.
Have yourself a wonderful cruise.
I'm sure I will.
Well, he is a good
looking guy. I'll go tell him
you're here.
No...no. No...No.
I going in my cabin.
Okay. But, you know,
he's gonna ask about you. What
what do I tell him?
Don't tell him anything.
Nothing. Just find him somebody
his own age.
Okay.
Hello, doctor darling.
Julie...gopher, I'd like
you to meet my ex-ex-ex-ex wife.
The incomparable Betty bricker.
How do you do?
How do you do? So nice
to meet you.
Well, it won't be bricker much longer.
Adam, I'd like you to meet
the incomparable Lance Wilson,
my betrothed.
Believe me,darling, it wasn't easy to replace you.
But then Lance came along
and he's so immensely wealthy
and successful and, of course,
when it came to looks,
there was no comparison.
Welcome aboard, Lance.
Well, thanks, guys...And
gals.
Well, I guess we should
go to our cabin, lancey baby.
Hey, no sense in you
tiring those pretty little legs
of yours.
Ah.
You are absolutely fabulous.
Can you push the up bottom, please?
I certaily will.
I don't know what she sees
in him.
Yeah. He's nothing.
Tall, dark, handsome,
debonair, gorgeous...
Yeah, he's nothing.
So I was wrong.
You can put me down now.
But I like holding you.
Besides, as an actor, it's
helping me get into my role.
Well, just remember, it's
only a role. I hired you to play
my fiance for one reason and one
reason only,
to get doc back.
All right. I'm just
practicing for the honeymoon.
And when I carry you
across that threshold, i'm
gonna....
Lance, there's no
audience here.
Yes?
Irene.
No.
There seems to be some
very attractive people on board.
We should meet them.
I'm already married to
a very attractive man.
Well, thank you.
Besides, I've got a confession to make.
I brought my date with me.
You did?
Hm-hm.
Ernest Hemingway. We've been having an
affair for years. So you see.
I don't need any new affairs.
Is that your oblique way
of saying you think I want to
have an affair?
Hm.
Look, Eleanor, let me try
and explain one last time.
When I wrote about open marriage, it
was just a theory,
a way to help couples circumvent the
unnatural restrictions of
monogamy, and deepen their love
for one another by enriching
their own lives.
Since that time, I've seen it work.
I...I've helped a lot of couples
stay together.
You've had a lot of
failures, too.
Ahh, that's part of the theory.
If a marriage doesn't work out,
it wasn't meant to be.
I'm happy with you.
Aren't you happy with me?
Of course I am.
I just don't see how it could...
Could hurt us to try some new
relationships.
I know you believe in
what you're saying, so I'm not
gonna stand in your way.
But as for me, I'll stick with my old
relationships.
Ernest...
And you.
Hey.
Hey, nice bathing suit.
Thank you. I bought it
in the men's shop. All I did was,
sign your name.
Lance, I'm not made of money.
Nobody in theatre expects
an actor to supply his own
wardrobe.
Oh, well...
It's just a bathing suit.
And a new tuxedo and
dress shirt.
Lance!
I bought the bow tie.
Oh...
Oh, by the way,we're having dinner at the
captain's table tonight.
Eight o'clock sharp.
Really?
Hm-hm.
I wonder what time it is now.
A watch, too?
It's a very important prop.
Take it back.
What's my motivation?
Your motivation is that
if you don't take it back, i'm
gonna break both your legs.
That worked for me.
Andy, may I talk to you?
Ah... oh sure.
Andy, there's something I
have to tell you.
If you're not Irene Austin,
you're close enough to
be her sister.
That's what I want to tell you.
I'm...
I'm her older sister,
althea.
I didn't know Irene had a
sister.
Oh,
brothers...sisters.
She's got 'em all.
Well.
Althea,
how come Irene didn't make the cruise?
She...
Well, she just changed her mind.
She decided to...
To go back to her ex-husband.
Oh...
I get the picture.
Oh, but she's sorry.
She's really sorry.
A lot.
Well, you tell Irene.
No hard feelings.
I hope she's very happy.
I'll tell her.
I'll...I'll tell her.
I'll also tell her she's an idiot.
What do I owe you?
Nothing.
Compliments of the lady.
Lady?
Yes...thank you.
Well,
hi, neighbor.
Hi...neighbor and fan.
Oh, the book.
What did you..
What did you think of it?
I'm always interested in a lay
opinion.
Well, you won't get one from me.
I'm a psych major.
I'm doing post-graduate work on
the sexual revolt of the seventies.
And you think my book is
revolting?
Don't tell me my idol has
clay feet.
Mmm...or just cold feet.
Tell me...How do I,
how do I get up enough nerve
to ask you to dinner?
Are you nervous?
Oh, get it...Your wife, right?
Oh, no, no that's not it at all.
I...I'm free to practice
what I preach.
Well, doctor, what you need is
a little less preaching and
a little more practice.
Why don't you meet me
at six for cocktails.
Six for cocktails.
Don't tell me you're still
hiding from that nice Mr.
Hopkins.
Worse than that, Julie.
I told him I didn't come.
I told him I went back to my
ex-husband.
I claimed to be somebody else.
Ohhhhh.
And the thing about it is Julie,
you were right.
He is that nice Mr. Hopkins.
Really nice Mr. Hopkins.
And...
Oh rats.
Hi, honey. Glad to see
you finally got out of the
cabin.
Well, I was going to go into the
the lounge...For a drink,
but how 'bout you buying me a Margarita,
good lookin'?
As a matter of fact, I...
I already have a date for
cocktails.
Oh.
I'll...i'll...I'll cancel
if you want.
An open marriage has to be a two-way street.
I mean there's no point...
No. No...No,that's...
That's...that's all right.
You go ahead.
Really.
Thanks. I was counting on
your support.
What about dinner?
Us?
No, I mean you and the girl, silly.
Well...
Well, you go ahead.
I'll be fine.
You sure?
Of course.
That's my girl.
You're the best.
Good evening.
All: Good evening.
Good evening.
All: Good evening.
Excuse us.
Adam, would you be a dear
and tell us how to get to the
captain's table?
Well, of course. You start
as a midshipman, then work your
way up.
Oh, Adam, you still don't
have any sense of humor.
Oh incidentally, Adam, Lance
owns several large hospitals.
Just in case you ever tire of being
Dr. Schweitzer of the seasick
and the sunburned.
Follow me, please.
Why didn't you tell me
about owning hospitals?
I could have done a whole scene
from Marcus welby.
Hi.
I put on my best duds,
and my sexiest perfume.
I'm gonna make you forget my sister.
That's not going to be easy.
I've been in love with Irene,
as long as I can remember.
Good evening, mrs.Gardner.
Oh, good evening,captain.
We met in a Las Vegas gambling casino.
Lance had fifteen thousand dollars
riding on a hand of Blackjack.
And he already had the dealer beat.
And suddenly I walked by.
And he folds his hand,
and he follows me.
What was it you said about that, honey?
Hm? Oh.
Easy come, easy go.
Right?
Right.
That wasn't in the script.
Haven't you ever heard of
an ad lib?
Doc! We haven't heard
any of your stories tonight.
Why don't you tell us about the time
you saved the life of Howard
hughes?
Oh, it was really nothing much.
Well, we were...
In the vicinity of his private yacht
when we received a distress signal.
The distress signal.
Waiter? Champagne for
everyone at the table, please.
Well, we were near his private yacht,
when we received
this distress signal.
Waiter...make that
champagne for everyone at the
surrounding tables, too.
Well, we received this
distress signal.
Excuse me.
Doc...
Your story. Come on.
I forget.
Mrs. Gardener,
is there anything I can do?
Do?
I see what's happening.
I just thought you
might like someone to talk to.
A shoulder to cry on.
Even though it is a shoulder of
a stranger.
Oh, thank you, captain.
Oh, you've got it all wrong.
I...
I'm encouraging my husband to,
to see that young woman.
He thinks...
That somehow,
it will help our marriage and...
Somehow...
He really believes in what he's doing.
Maybe he does.
I don't.
And I don't think you do, either.
Captain...
I think I'll take that shoulder after all.
Irene told me what a
wonderful dancer you were.
She's a wonderful girl.
There's only one Irene.
What else did she tell you about me?
Well, she told me about
the night you pinned her at your
fraternity house.
And she also told me what happened at the lake,
later.
Hmm...
You know...
After Irene got married, she sent my
fraternity pin back to me.
It may sound silly, but I was
hoping,
to pin it on her again.
May I see it, please?
Oh...of course.
You can have it if you like.
I have no use for it anymore.
Now.
Oh, no, I...I couldn't.
You'll find somebody nice to
give it to someday.
I've already found
somebody nice to give it to.
I still can't believe I'm here with you.
I mean, I knew from your book,
that you were warm
and giving person.
When you're with the right person,
it's not the giving.
It's the sharing.
Exactly.
I feel I can share so much with you.
You have a way of making a person really
get in touch with her feelings.
And you have a way of
helping a person get back in
touch with the feelings he'd
thought he'd lost.
Oh, Todd,
you knows ometimes in our work we talk
about interpersonal
relationships until the words
almost lose their meaning.
Hm-hm.
Then we have to find the meaning again.
I think we have.
I feel foolish coming
in here with you.
I feel honored coming
in here with you.
Even though I'm a married lady?
I'll introduce you as my niece.
You see,just because you're miserable,
doesn't mean you shouldn't
have fun.
Why'd she have to bring him here?
Free country.
Hey, doc. Being divorced
from Betty hasn't slowed you
down up till now.
You guys. You think of me
as this sophisticated, extremely
charming man that all the women
go wild for.
When really I'm alonely wretch
who spends his life wondering
why he can't keep the love of a good woman.
There was a time when I thought
Betty and I could last forever.
But then...
You started dating some
blonde.
How'd you find out about that?
Wait for me here darling.
You know how Lance is
quietly powerful?
You're noisily lecherous.
Betty, here's your drink.
Oh, thank you, Isaac.
I really needed it.
Lance is just dancing my feet off.
Betty, where did we go wrong?
Oh, darling, who cares?
Who cares?
Oh, I had a wonderful time
tonight, Andy.
So did I.
I'm sorry about all this.
I mean, if my sister wanted to
change her mind about meeting
you here, she could have had the
decency to at least call you and
say so.
Oh, it's okay. I have to
thank Irene for sending you on board.
In fact, I wonder if you'd
give her this for me,
Or,
if you like...
Maybe you could keep it for yourself.
You don't have to tip toe.
I'm awake.
You've been crying.
No kidding.
Todd, it's four o'clock in the morning.
I knew it was gonna be
hard for you to control your
feelings of rejection.
Hey...
You know I wouldn't do anything to hurt you.
Well, you are doing
something to hurt me.
I don't get it.
You agreed to all of this in the beginning.
You're right.
I haven't been spending any time
with you.
How 'bout breakfast together?
Bloody Marys.
Blueberry waffles,
the works.
I...i...
I already have a date for breakfast.
Oh?
Hm-hm.
Thanks for bailing me out.
Well, it's always a
pleasure to have breakfast with
a beautiful lady.
You know, I've never
lied to Todd before, but
suddenly last night it just,
seemed very important to
say I had a date.
I understand perfectly.
Right now, it's very important
for me to say that I have a date
with you...
To tour puerto vallarta this afternoon.
Oh, merrill, I just feel
I'm using you,
to get back at my husband.
Well, maybe I'm using you.
Maybe I'm taking advantage
at a time when,
when you're confused and upset.
Or maybe we're just two people who'd like
to hear some good Mexican music.
Does that mean yes,
or do I have to give you a free sample.
La cucaracha,
la cucaracha...
Captain/eleanor: (Sing)
Good.
Captain/eleanor: (Sing)
Merrill, yes...Yes.
I'd love to.
Hut two, three,
four...five, six, seven, eight,
nine, ten.
So that's how you keep
looking so young, huh?
Uh-huh. How do you do it?
Me?
Yeah.
You.
Ah, no. I'm not young lookin'
well, listen...Nobody
looks like they did in college.
You're tellin' me.
Well, I'll see you later.
I'm gonna grab a little shower
before I melt.
There.
That feels good...
I mean how does that feel?
I always get what the doctor says
and what the patient says mixed up.
It feels wonderful.
How does this feel?
Like old times.
Oh, Betty,I've missed you.
It was hard breaking up.
Yeah.
Just dividing up the China and the silverware
took days.
Did we make a mistake?
I know I did.
I took the knives and the forks, and now
I haven't got any cups and
saucers.
Be serious, Betty.
Maybe...
Maybe we should.
Maybe we should what?
What's goin' on here?
I was just taking something
out of her eye. As a doctor, I
take things out of ladies eyes
all the time.
Oh yeah? Well, maybe so,
but that's just not any eye.
That eye happens to be
engaged to me.
Now take it easy.
Look, buddy, you may be
good at takin' things out of
eyes, but my specialty is
putting things into eyes.
Namely, my fist.
Adam, let me talk to him.
Well, somebody better talk to him,
or I may just have to
punch his lights out.
What do you think you're doing?
Playing the part of a
jealous lover. I thought it came
off pretty well, didn't you?
You're ruining everything.
You see,
I was trying to combine
the characters of Cary Grant
in one of his light comedies
with Charles Bronson in
you were marvelous.
Thank you.
Now will you please leave.
But I haven't finished the scene.
An actor has to finish the scene.
Otherwise it's like
telling lady Macbeth
'forget the part about stabbing
the king.'
all right, Lance.
We'll both go.
Well, I'm glad you
understand. Because, if lady
Macbeth doesn't stab the king,
she is nothing but an ordinary
dissatisfied housewife.
P.A. voice: We hope you enjoyed
your day in puerto vallarta. The
ship sets sail at eighteen
hundred hours.
La cucaracha...
Da...da...da...dee...dee.
It's okay.
Introduce us.
Well, of course.
I'm being silly.
Oh, Todd,
this is captain merrill stubing.
How do you do?
Hello.
Where've you been all day?
Puerto vallarta.
With my friend.
Todd, darling,
why,the gang's all here. You didn't
tell me there was gonna be a
party.
No, this isn't a party.
Good, 'cause we were
gonna watch the sunset together,
weren't we, lover?
Uh,
maybe you two would like to join us?
I thought we'd watch it
from the bridge.
Come on, sweetheart.
Excuse me.
Thanks,
again.
Come on.
I love dancing with you.
You do?
I love being with you.
I love everything about you.
I guess your plan worked.
I've forgotten all about Irene.
You have?
Well, what's there to remember?
A woman I barely knew forty years ago.
We exchanged a few letters,
a few phone calls.
But you,
I love to dance with you.
We love the same food.
We love to travel.
You and I could have a life together.
Marry me, althea.
I love you.
Well, what about Irene?
I don't care if I ever see
her again.
We even dance great together.
I guess that clinches it.
Clinches what?
Our relationship, silly.
And I can think of a better way
of clinching it.
I have such wonderful plans for
us as soon as you're free of Eleanor.
What do you mean?
I have no intention of being free of Eleanor.
Now you understood
that from the beginning.
Yeah, but haven't things
changed now that we.
Well, have what we have?
No.
I began this relationship
knowing that it would strengthen
the way I feel about my wife.
Well, what do I get out of it?
Well, like you said,
what we have.
I see. You really believe
all that junk you write.
Oh, well, of course I do.
Well, I'll tell you something, Todd.
In theory it's great,
but...when you're personally involved,
it hurts.
Nancy, there's nothing wrong with that.
As long as you allow yourself
to experience the pain and
don't suppress your feelings.
You understand what I mean,
dear?
Hm-hm.
Todd.
Yah?
Suppress this.
What are you thinking?
That I never would have
made it through this cruise without you.
How could I ever thank you?
You can't thank a friend
for friendship.
You've been more than a friend.
I'd like to be.
But I'm old-fashioned about
what a marriage is.
I wish Todd shared some of your ideas.
And I wish,
he was the gentleman.
The 'gentleman' that you are.
Todd was right about one thing.
It is good to have new experiences,
and it is good to feel...New feelings.
Goodnight, merrill.
Ah, Lance,
just a moment.
There's something I want to say
to you.
Ah, now wait. Before you
say what you want to say to me,
there's something that I want to
say to you. Come in.
Me first.
No. Me first.
I'd like to...
This is my cabin.
All right. I can't argue
with that.
Okay.
I've been watching you and Betty.
And she'd probably marry you again, only
it wouldn't last.
Because you're from two different worlds.
And when two people
are from two different worlds
and living in one world.
That's a total of three worlds
for only two people,leaving a surplus
of one world.
That's interesting.
You like it?
That's what Claude rains said to
John Garfield when John Garfield
wanted to marry Claude rains'
daughter Rosemary Lane.
But of course, it's not exactly what
Claude rains said. As a serious
actor, I like to improvise. That
way, I can bring some of myself
to the part that I play.
You're an actor?
Of course.
How else could I recreate Claude rains
right before your very eyes?
That takes years of study with
the finest teachers. Of course,
Betty was looking for the best
actor she could find to play the
part of her fiance.
Well, I think you're the
most marvelous actor I've ever
seen.
There is Olivier.
You know, for the older parts.
Being such a great actor,
do you suppose you could play
the part of a funeral director?
Well, I suppose so. Why?
Because I'm gonna kill Betty.
You're not gonna touch a
hair on her head. I love that
woman.
Oh? What movie is that from?
I don't think it's from any movie.
I must really love her.
Yes, I do. I definitely love her.
Well...
What good's that gonna do me? She loves you.
She only hired me to make you
jealous.
Well, wanting to make me
jealous doesn't prove she loves me.
Just the same as being
jealous doesn't prove I love her.
But I do love her enough
to want to help her.
Maybe I can help all of us.
How?
I used to do a little
acting myself.
In fact, some people thought I was one of the
finest fifteen-year-old
king lears they ever saw.
Needs work.
Oh, you're in early.
How was your evening?
Wonderful.
Good.
I knew once you overcame your fears this
experiment would work.
Don't you want to know how it is
with Nancy and me?
Not really.
Well, it's over.
I'm sure that pleases you.
But the point is,
it was a freeing experience.
A personal growth...
Something I can bring to enrich our marriage.
Todd.
There's no marriage to enrich.
Huh?
I want a divorce.
Oh, Betty.
I've been thinking about what went wrong with us.
And I think it's
because I was probably never
very honest with you.
I haven't exactly been
very honest with you.
No, you've been honest.
But I'm still not honest.
And honesty is the best policy,
so I'm gonna be honest.
Honestly?
Hm? Yeah.
I'm married again.
You're what?
My...wife's pregnant.
And there are three little ones
by her first marriage.
And I'm supporting her brother
because he's unemployable.
He's an archaeologist who can't dig
because of his bad back.
Poor Adam.
And your poor wife.
Oh..
She gets a lot of help from her arthritic mother,
when she isn't falling out of her
wheel chair.
How do you cope with all
your troubles Adam?
We usually renew our faith
in mankind and one another by
going bowling.
If you'll excuse me, Adam.
I don't want Lance to see
us together again and get upset.
Thanks for being honest.
Ah.
Mr. Hopkins' room,
please.
Hello.
Andy.
This is althea.
Are you all right?
Yes.
Well, you didn't give me an answer.
Will you marry me?
I can't, Andy.
Why?
I just can't.
It wouldn't be fair.
I don't understand.
I'm sorry, Andy.
I love you, Andy.
I love you, too.
Irene.
You knew?
Of course I knew.
How could I ever forget the face
of the only woman I ever loved?
But i'm...
I'm not the young girl you knew in college.
Those...those years.
Beauty is in the eyes of
the beholder.
And in my eyes,
you're the most beautiful woman in the whole world.
Still.
Mrs. Austin, I was just thinking
why don't you.
Never mind.
Ah, Nancy.
Hi, honey. Can I...
Give you a lift into town?
You mean, can you and
Eleanor give me a lift?
Eleanor? No...No,
Eleanor's leaving me.
Ahhh...well, like you
always say, if a marriage
doesn't work out, that's the way
it was meant to be. Right, Todd?
Does that hurt? Well, good.
'Cause I want you to feel it.
Experience it.
Don't suppress it.
Bye, Todd.
Ah-ha...
Hi.
Well, bye, Julie.
It's been quite a cruise.
It sure has.
Well, thanks for
everything, gopher.
You bet.
Bye bye.
Thanks for sailing with us.
Oh, pleasure.
You still haven't answered my question.
Do I look as good as I did
when we were in college?
Do I?
Now, listen here, young lady.
I don't want you to say 'do i'?
I want you to say
'i do.'
I do, I do.
Perhaps we'll have a
chance to spend more time
together now that you'll be...
Perhaps we can.
But whatever happens.
Whatever becomes of us.
Let's promise ourselves one thing.
What's that?
We'll be friends first.
Eleanor, we'll be friends first,
last and...Always.
Goodbye, merrill.
Like my new suit?
Lance, if you charged
that to my account, I'm gonna
brain you.
Actually, I paid for it
myself.
Oh.
I wanted something
special for my big exit scene.
Oh. Am I gonna need a
handkerchief? Is it like.
Gone with the wind?
Oh, no. No, this is a
scene I'm going to improvise on
the spot.
The scene where I...
Take you in my arms.
Mmm.
Tell you that I love you.
Oh.
And ask you to marry me.
And then kiss you.
Lance, that was one showstopper.
You're a wonderful actor.
Who was acting?
Really?
I can't let her go.
Easy, doc.
Not like this.
Betty?
I wasn't completely honest with you yesterday.
Oh, that's all right,doc.
At least I know I've been honest.
I said that Lance was my fiance and,
all of a sudden he is.
And as for you,
stick to playing king lear.
Ah, maybe not.
I wonder if we'll ever
meet doc's other wives aboard
ship.
Well, I wouldn't doubt it, sir.
They'll probably attack
by submarine.