Los diablos del mar (1982)A slave hunter attacks a ship on sea in which six girls are on their way to Australia. They succeed in escaping and are being picked up by a whaler. Director:Juan Piquer Simón |
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Ian Sera | ... |
Mark
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Patty Shepard | ... |
Mrs. Weldom
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Frank Braña | ... |
Van Hassel
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Flavia Zarzo | ... |
Jenny
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Gabriel Jiménez | ... |
Dick
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Negoro
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Daryl Tynan-Fahey | ... |
Benedito
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Gasphar Ipua | ... |
Hércules
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Ricardo Díaz | ... |
Harris
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Gérard Tichy | ... |
Capitán Hull
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Mimi Roman | ... |
Molna
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Ramón Langa |
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A slave hunter attacks a ship on sea in which six girls are on their way to Australia. They succeed in escaping and are being picked up by a whaler. Written by Volker Boehm
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1 March 1982 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
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This isn't exactly recommended. It's nominally based on a Jules Verne story (The Fifteen Years Old Captain), but it's hard to infer any literary influence whatsoever beyond the appalling dubbing, coupled with the fact that you can see better, less stagy acting on 'You've Been Framed'. As an indicator of directorial quality, consider that Simon is Spain's most exported director next to Jess Franco; the difference being that whereas Franco kept on working so long as the projects interested him, Simon just kept on working.
Attempts at exciting action are strictly confined to close-ups of the ship supposedly wildly thrashing about at sea (probably a Spanish harbour in a moderate wind and a few too many brandys for the cameraman). Imagine a feature length compilation of out-takes left over from the filming of a Captain Birdseye commercial, and you're half way there.