The Sole Survivor Of A Lost Whaling Ship Relates The Tale Of His Captain's Self-destructive Obsession To Hunt The White Whale, Moby Dick. Release: August 29, 1956 (Canada)
John Huston Gregory Peck Richard Basehart Leo Genn James Robertson Justice Harry Andrews Bernard Miles Noel Purcell Edric Connor Mervyn Johns Joseph Tomelty Francis De Wolff Philip Stainton Royal Dano Seamus Kelly Friedrich Von Ledebur Orson Welles Tamba Allen Tom Clegg Moby Dick 1956
Genres: Epic, Period Drama, Quest, Sea Adventure, Tragedy, Adventure, Drama
Country: GoofsIn The Scenes With The Quaker Characters, Despite Herman Melville's Correct Use Of "thee" And "thou," The Two Captains Frequently Misuse "thee" As The Subject, When It Is Only Ever Used As The Object. For Instance, The Peleg And Bildad Will Frequently Say Phrases Such As "hast Thee" Or "art Thee" When The Correct Use Of This Mode Of Speech Calls For "hast Thou" Or "art Thou." United States
Director: John Huston
Duration: 116 Min
Year: 1956
Actors: Gregory Peck, Richard Basehart, Leo Genn, James Robertson Justice, Harry Andrews, Bernard Miles, Noel Purcell, Edric Connor, Mervyn Johns, Joseph Tomelty, Francis De Wolff, Philip Stainton, Royal Dano, Seamus Kelly, Friedrich Von Ledebur, Orson Welles, Tamba Allen, Tom Clegg