S.O.S. Titanic (1979)
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Cast
as Captain Edward J. Smith
as Chief Boots: S. Stebbing
as Henry Harris
as Chief Officer: Henry Wilde
as Catholic Priest: Father Byles
as Dan Marvin
as John Jacob Astor
as Band Leader: Wallace Hartley
as Martin Gallagher
as Benjamin Guggenheim
as Steward: John Hart
as Bugle Boy: Peter Fletcher
as Ida Strauss
as James Farrell
as Leading Stoker: Fred Barret
as Master-at-Arms: T. King
as Thomas Andrews
as Laider Strauss
as First Officer: Joseph Murdoch
as Olaus Abelseth
as Bridget Bradley
as Mary Marvin
as 4th Officer: Joseph G. Boxhall
as Rene Harris
as J. Bruce Ismay
as Countess of Rothes
as 5th Officer: Harold Lowe
as Molly Brown
as Assist. Boots: E.J. Guy
as Stewardess: May Sloan
as Kate Mullins
as Mary Agatha Glyn
as Crow's Nest: Reginald Lee
as Emma Bucknell
as Maude Slocombe
as Madeline Astor
as Leigh Goodwin
as Stewardess: Violet Jessop
as Laurence Beesley
as 2cnd Officer: Charles H. Lightoller
as Captain Arthur Rostron
as Chied Wireless: Harold Cottam
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Complete and utter garbage, S.O.S. Titanic is a half-assed TV movie that embarrasses itself. There's virtually no attempt at authenticity, as the ship is clearly the Queen Mary, and the interior sets don't look anything like the Titanic. Additionally, many of the long shots of the ship are just colorized scenes from A Night to Remember and don't match-up with the models or exterior sets. The performances are universally bad (except for maybe David Warner and Susan Saint James), and the historical inaccuracies are beyond egregious; they don't even get the date of the sinking right. S.O.S. Titanic is a colossal mess that has no understanding of the Titanic disaster, and it shows in every frame.
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