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The Incredible Mr. Limpet, the 1964 Arthur Lubin animated animation cartoon live-action family World War II (WWII) Navy Naval military fantasy comedy ("GLUB! GLUB! GLUB!"; "GLUB!"; "The Face That Launched A Thousand Torpedoes!"; "Now he takes his place with America's greatest naval heroes! The incredible story of Henry Limpet, America's deadliest secret weapon! Now you will know all..."; "The Incredible Mr. Limpet will leave you limp with laughter!"; "From the super-secret files of the U.S. Navy comes the whole incredible story!"; "Enemy scientists develop incredible Limpet-smasher!"; "Wife and best friend still can't believe it happened to Henry!"; "Was there something fishy about Limpet?"; "I'm the incredible Mr. Limpet!"; "This is the funnest picture you'll ever sea on land or see."; "The man who turned into a fish... and became America's deadliest secret weapon!"; "The fantastic exploits of the most daring of our secret [fishes] agents!"; "Are you old enough to remember this wonderful day? This is V-E Day... signifying the end of the war in Europe... the complete capitulation of the Third Reich. Circled in this photograph is the brother-in-law of one of America's greatest heroes... Henry Limpet... who for reasons which you will understand when you see the motion picture could not put in an appearance. Glub, GLUB!!"; "It's a man..."; "It's a fish..."; "It's a Limpet!") starring Don Knotts ( in the title role as Henry Limpet), Carole Cook, Andrew Duggan, Jack Weston, and Larry Keating
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