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The Island at the Top of the World (1974)
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Release Date:
20 December 1974 (USA)
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Tagline:
Adventure beyond imagination
Plot:
Four turn of the century explorers embark on an airship expedition to the high artic. Where upon they find a lost colony of Vikings. full summary | add synopsis
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Nominated for Oscar.
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I flew the camera ship in the Canadian Arctic scenes
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | David Hartman | ... | Prof. Ivarsson |
| Donald Sinden | ... | Sir Anthony Ross |
| Jacques Marin | ... | Captain Brieux |
 | Mako | ... | Oomiak |
| David Gwillim | ... | Donald Ross |
| Agneta Eckemyr | ... | Freyja |
| Gunnar Öhlund | ... | The Godi (as Gunnar Ohlund) |
| Lasse Kolstad | ... | Erik |
| Erik Silju | ... | Torvald |
| Rolf Søder | ... | The Lawspeaker |
| Torsten Wahlund | ... | Sven |
| Sverre Anker Ousdal | ... | Gunnar (as Sverre Ousdal) |
| Niels Hinrichsen | ... | Sigurd |
| Denny Miller | ... | Town Guard |
| Brendan Dillon | ... | The Factor |
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93 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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1.75 : 1 more
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Mono (RCA Photophone Sound Recording)
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Iceland:L |
UK:U |
Australia:G |
Canada:G (video rating) |
Finland:K-8 |
Norway:11 |
Sweden:11 |
USA:G
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The Vikings all speaks Norweigian except the Godi (Gunnar Öhlund) who is speaking Swedish.
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Continuity: The Hyperion's propellers are hand cranked men by men on the ground. When the entire ship is viewed at rest the propellers are nowhere near the ground.
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Featured in Jules Verne & Walt Disney: Explorers of the Imagination (2003) (V)
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FYI...I flew the camera ship for the Polar Bear and Narwhal scenes. The camera man was Bill Bacon from Squim, Washington. According to my log book, I met Bill in Resolute Bay, NWT on about July 24, 1973. On July 26, 1973 we flew 2+00 hours to Arctic Bay, NWT for staging and fuel. I logged 6+30 hours flying on July 27th, this was en-route from Arctic Bay,NWT to Admirality Inlet for the filming and returning to Resolute Bay. The Aircraft was a Bell 206B (CF-OKU) belonging to Okanagan Helicopters Ltd. A Canadian company out of Vancouver, BC, Canada with a base in Resolute. The Narwhal scenes were filmed with a 35 MM camera, but if I remember correctly Bill shot the Polar bear as an after thought and was filmed with a 16 MM camera.
Walter Lasher Everett, Washington W98208@Juno.com