The Bounty (1984)

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6.9	IMDB rating

Directed by

Roger Donaldson

Starring (View all)

Mel Gibson

Fletcher Christian Master's Mate

Anthony Hopkins

Lieutenant William Bligh

Admiral Hood

Captain Greetham

John Fryer

William Cole

Edward Young

Seaman Charles Churchill

Written by

Richard Hough

Robert Bolt

(screenplay)

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The familiar story of Lieutenant Bligh, whose cruelty leads to a mutiny on his ship. This version follows both the efforts of Fletcher Christian to get his men beyond the reach of British retribution, and the epic voyage of Lieutenant Bligh to get his loyalists safely to East Timor in a tiny lifeboat.

Release date : 4 May 1984
UPC: 027616854742

Drama (5), 1984 (4), History (4), Remake (4), Independent Film (3), Rebellious (3), Island (3), 1980s (2), Coconut (2), What Happened To Epilogue (2), 18th Century (2), Based On True Events (2), Dog (2), England (2), High Seas (2), Physical Abuse (1), Lifeboat (1), Based On Literary (1), Face Slap (1), Captain Tyrannical (1)

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"On the basis of three films, it is now possible to say that the Pacific Ocean is not Dino De Laurentiis's cup of tea. - Vincent Canby, New York Times It's all a brave try, though Gibson is perhaps not up to the demands of a Christian's progress from naive rating to self-loathing exile, and Donaldson's direction often verges on the stolid. - Geoff Andrew, Time Out"