"¡La película más poderosa de todas!"
20.000 leguas de viaje submarino
Adaptación de la novela homónima de Julio Verne. En 1870, debido a los relatos de marineros que aseguran haber visto un monstruo marino al sur del Pacífico, los Estados Unidos fletan un buque de guerra para destruir a la bestia que altera la tranquilidad de los mares. Pero, cuando el monstruo los ataca, de nada sirve todo su poderío bélico para evitar el desastre. Tras el hundimiento del buque, los tripulantes son rescatados por el propio "monstruo", que resulta ser un buque capaz de sumergirse en el mar, algo inédito hasta entonces.
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Kirk Douglas
Ned Land
James Mason
Captain Nemo
Paul Lukas
Prof. Pierre Arronax
Peter Lorre
Conseil
Robert J. Wilke
First Mate of the Nautilus
Ted de Corsia
Capt. Farragut
Carleton Young
John Howard
J.M. Kerrigan
Billy
Percy Helton
Coach Driver
Gloria Pall
Blonde Girlfriend (uncredited)
Ron Nyman
Sailor (uncredited)
Fred Graham
Casey Moore (uncredited)
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Ver todo en TMDBWonderful Verne adaptation. Watched this one recently and was delighted to find it stands the test of time as one of the better Disney live action films on the market. A quality take on Jules Verne's advanced story of subs and the atomic threat that was soon to become ever so prominent in the public conscious. This adaptation is a corking sci-fi adventure that benefits from great work from all …
A stylish, colourful adaptation of perhaps Jules Verne's most famous story with James Mason as the superbly determined, if blinkered "Captain Nemo" who has decided that the best way to eradicate war is to destroy the tools of warfare. To that end, he targets warships at sea and sinks them by ramming them with his early ironclad submarine the "Nautilus". His tortured soul is cleverly epitomised by …