Jerry (Cuba Gooding Jr.) and Nick (Horatio Sanz) are a couple of horny heterosexual buddies who mistakenly embark on a gay singles cruise in this lewd comedy. Felicia (Vivica Fox) is the girlfriend who dumps Jerry, causing him to accompany his abrasive pal Nick on what they both think will be a voyage packed with hot single women. By the time they realize their mistake, the ship is already out to sea. Over-the-top shock and repulsion eventually subsides with the arrival of some timely hetero intervention: The ship's sole female employee (Roselyn Sanchez) comes to Jerry's rescue, and Nick lucks out with the sudden arrival of a castaway Swedish female sun-tanning team. Alas, Jerry has to pretend to be gay to keep Sidney's trust, and the sex-starved Swedes are guarded by their strict (but even hornier) dyke coach. Pratfalls and prancing ensue making BOAT TRIP a voyage to hilarity. Of the cast members, Sanchez stands out in a performance that's both warmly human and sexy, while Roger Moore steals the show in an amusing riff on his James Bond persona. Will Farrell soars to new comedic heights as the mischievous travel agent.

DVD Features:

Region 1
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1:33
Additional Release Material:
Naked Bonus Features
Additional Footage - 3 minutes
Interactive Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access

Cuba Gooding: Oscar Winning American Actor, JERRY MAGUIRE
Horatio Sanz: Actor, SNL
Will Ferrell: Actor, ELF/MELINDA AND MELINDA
Vivica A. Fox: American Actress
Thomas Lennon: Producer - THE BATTLE OVER CITIZEN KANE
Artie Lange: Actor
Roger Moore: British actor, THE SPY WHO LOVED ME
Richard Roundtree: American actor, SHAFT (1971)
Roselyn Sanchez: Actress; RUSH HOUR 2 (2001)

Mort Nathan: Director, BOAT TRIP (2003)

Brad Krevoy: Producer
Gerhard Schmidt: EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Andrew Sugarman: Producer, UNDISPUTED (2002)
Frank Hubner: Executive Producer, FEAR DOT COM (2002)

William Bigelow: Screenwriter, BOAT TRIP (2003)
Mort Nathan: Director, BOAT TRIP (2003)

Robert Folk: Composer

"...Writer-director Mort Nathan and his co-writer William Bigelow take an affectionate tone while working up lots of outrageous and raunchy dialogue and situations..."