Mutiny on the Bounty - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Mutiny on the Bounty"
Mutiny on the Bounty (1962)
Timing:
3:5 (185 min)
6.988/10
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7.461/10
1401
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7.2/10
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Actors and characters
Tim Seely
Character Midshipman Edward Young
Keith McConnell
Character James Morrison
Rahera Tuia
Character Tahitian
Ruita Salmon
Character Tahitian
Nathalie Tehahe
Character Tahitian
Tematai Tevaearai
Character Tahitian
Odile Hinano Paofai
Character Tahitian
Teretiaiti Teyahineheipua Maifano
Character Tahitian
Virau Tepii
Character Tahitian
Maeva Maitihe
Character Tahitian
Louise Tefaafana
Character Tahitian
Tinorua Vaitahe
Character Tahitian
Adrien Vaatete Mahitete
Character Tahitian
Tufariu Tumatana Haamoeura
Character Tahitian
Lee Anna
Character Comptesse de Brissac
Antoinette Bower
Character Lady Gwendenare
Alan Callow
Character Thomas Hayward
Michael Dugan
Character John Norton
Lisa Simone
Character Bit Part
Gilchrist Stuart
Character Minor Role
Matahiarii Tama
Character Chief Hitihiti
Gordon Thomas Wise
Character Seaman
Ben Wright
Character Graves
What's left behind the scenes
- Initially, the film's director was Englishman Carol Reed. But, unable to work with Marlon Brando, he was forced to relinquish his position to American Lewis Milestone.
- During filming, Brando constantly threw tantrums and caused disagreements, which caused the budget to swell to $25 million. According to contemporaries, in his free time, the star wandered around the island in a loincloth and 'had relations with everything that moved.'
- The ship, built for the film, sank in the Atlantic on October 29, 2012, during Hurricane Sandy. Two people died – Captain Robin Walbridge and Claudine Christian, a direct descendant of the Bounty's first mate, Fletcher Christian (1764-1793).
- Marlon Brando (1924-2004) not only invented his own lines in scenes with Trevor Howard (1913-1988), making it difficult for the latter to act; he also stuffed his ears with cotton wool so as not to hear Howard's lines.
- The scene of the ship's arrival in Tahiti, where it is greeted with enthusiasm by the natives, was filmed in the same location where the actual Bounty ship anchored in 1788. 6,000 local residents were involved as extras in this scene.
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