Starring:
Charles Laughton as Captain Bligh
Clark Gable as Fletcher Christian
Franchot Tone as Byam
Herbert Mundin as Smith
Eddie Quillan as Ellison
Dudley Digges as Bacchus
Donald Crisp as Burkitt
Henry Stephenson as Sir Joseph Banks
Francis Lister as Captain Nelson
Spring Byington as Mrs. Byam
Movita as Tehani
Mamo Clark as Maimiti (as Mamo)
Byron Russell as Quintal
David Torrence as Lord Hood
John Harrington as Mr. Purcell
Douglas Walton as Stewart
Ian Wolfe as Maggs
DeWitt Jennings as Fryer
Ivan F. Simpson as Morgan (as Ivan Simpson)
Vernon Downing as Hayward
Bill Bambridge as Hitihiti (as William Bambridge)
Marion Clayton Anderson as Mary Ellison (as Marion Clayton)
Stanley Fields as Muspratt
Wallis Clark as Morrison
Crauford Kent as Lieutenant Edwards (as Craufurd Kent)
Pat Flaherty as Churchill
This was a Clark Gable movie and it was about mutiny!! So the story revolves around the relationship between, Christian and Capt. Bligh this nasty mean dude who looks like my turd on a Wednesday. I really didn't think I would like this movie, because I don't like movies that have asshole characters in them, like All the King's Men, but I found that I really enjoyed it. I think what really did it for me was the character of Hititi. The chief of the island of Tahiti, it was like the little bit of fun and laughter the movie needed. I also liked the weird but hilariously pathetic boatswain ( I believe thats what they call the boats janitor). I don;t even remember his name to be honest but the performance was unforgettable. One thing however was I didn't understand why the last guy Byam, best friend to Gable's character got a Oscar nod when he was forgettable. Furthermore I had a real problem with the ending of the movie. I understand it was mutiny but the officers didn't deserve to be hanged. That made me upset because Bligh deserved to die in the sea! I swear he should have been ripped to bits! And then he should regenerate and they do it again all over again!!! He is one nasty piece of work. This is the second movie that won best picture for Clark Gable.
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