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This is the one about the martinet captain (Finch) and the mutinous crew. But given that the setting is the Depression year of 1931, that the captain of the merchant ship feeds his crew rotten potatoes to cut down on expenses, and that the film is told in flashback from the moment when the merchant company offers a grateful eulogy on his retirement, it is by no means uninteresting. Brightly scripted and well acted (aside from the colourless Anthony Steel), it takes some sharpish digs at exploitation and the class system, only partly negated by the cop-out ending.
Release Details
Duration:102 mins
Cast and crew
Director:Roy Baker
Screenwriter:William Fairchild
Cast:
Anthony Steel
Peter Finch
Diane Cilento
Cyril Cusack
Geoffrey Keen
Hugh Griffith
Duncan Lamont
Gordon Jackson
Michael Craig
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