In Search of the Castaways
1962, Kids & family/Adventure, 1h 40m
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Young Mary Grant (Hayley Mills) and her brother (Keith Hamshere) travel to Scotland with their friend Professor Paganel (Maurice Chevalier) to attempt to convince Lord Glenarvan (Wilfrid Hyde White) to help locate Mary's missing father, Captain Grant (Jack Gwillim). As Grant was working for him, Glenarvan agrees, and the group sails to South America and then Australia in search of him. They eventually meet the treacherous Thomas Ayerton (George Sanders), who may know the captain's location.
Cast & Crew
Maurice Chevalier
Jacques Paganel
Jacques Paganel
Hayley Mills
Mary Grant
Mary Grant
George Sanders
Thomas Ayerton
Thomas Ayerton
Wilfrid Hyde-White
Lord Glenarvan
Lord Glenarvan
Michael Anderson Jr.
John Glenarvan
John Glenarvan
Antonio Cifariello
Indian Chief
Indian Chief
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Jun 12, 2012It's live action, family Disney so the ending is never really in doubt. And, because of its pedigree, nothing even comes close to scandalous. It is dopey and goofy looking back on it now, but it is harmless fun. Some accents are difficult to understand and the main characters appear to share one brain (they're terribly dim). But, then again, if they were smart, there wouldn't be a movie.
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Mar 28, 2008Chevalier and Mills keep interest, but the Disney-fied action sequences stretch credibility further than even the worst Indiana Jones flick. Dated effects don't help either. Worthy of keeping young children and the nostalgic entertained.Anthony V Super Reviewer
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Feb 14, 2008It was a cute movie, some really funny parts. I almost didn't finish it, but I saw it to the end and it was okay. I wouldn't see it again, though.
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