Mutiny
1952, Adventure, 1h 17m
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The War of 1812 is raging and American naval captain James Marshall (Mark Stevens) is charged with sailing to France to obtain a war loan in gold. When Marshall selects salty Ben Waldridge (Patric Knowles) as his first mate, Waldridge insists on bringing aboard his own former crew. The moment news of their cargo reaches the crew's ears, however, they begin plotting a mutiny -- and when they reach France, Waldridge's old flame, Leslie (Angela Lansbury), comes aboard with the gold.
Cast & Crew
Mark Stevens
Capt. James Marshall
Capt. James Marshall
Angela Lansbury
Leslie
Leslie
Patric Knowles
Capt. Ben Waldridge
Capt. Ben Waldridge
Rhys Williams
Redlegs
Redlegs
Gene Evans
Hook
Hook
Robert Osterloh
Feversham
Feversham
Critic Reviews for Mutiny
Audience Reviews for Mutiny
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Oct 04, 2018Angela Lansbury as a femme fatale again, this time in a pirate-style noir, urging her soon-to-be-ex-but-he-don't-know-it-squeeze (Patric Knowles) to bamboozle the U.S. Navy (1812 edition) out of 10 mil in gold. Is the honey that good? There are doldrums on this sea voyage, but on the whole it passes muster.Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
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Aug 16, 2010Pretty Sad Film, an attemp to put the War of 1812 on the big screen with toy boats. Boaring and dull film was very dark in places. Angela Lansbury starred in this one, she could have only went up from here. 1/2 star.Bruce B Super Reviewer
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Mar 31, 2010Where to begin with this bottom of the barrel adventure? Dmytryk was always an inconsistent director able to produce fine films like "The Caine Mutiny" and "Broken Lance" as well as high gloss trash such as "Walk on the Wild Side" and "Where Love Has Gone" and slug like this. Strictly paying the rent actors give lackluster performances. Angela looks great but why oh why is she wearing a 1950's evening dress on a warship in 1812? Painfully obvious that this was filmed on the cheap in a studio tank with low lighting to cover the sets shortcomings. A shame since there are not a lot a films about this time period so a wasted oppurtunity like this is doubly disappointing.jay n Super Reviewer
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