Blue Water, White Death (1971)

User Rating:

7.1/10   

Directors:

Peter Gimbel
James Lipscomb

Writer:

Peter Gimbel (writer)

Release Date:

1 June 1971 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary

Tagline:

Man-Eater

Plot:

Documentary focusing on great white sharks.

Plot Keywords:

Shark | Great White Shark | Ocean | Whaling | Expedition

Cast

Tom Chapin	...	Himself
Phil Clarkson	...	Himself
Stuart Cody	...	Himself (as Stuart R. Cody)
Peter Lake	...	Himself (as Peter A. Lake)
Peter Matthiessen	...	Himself
Rodney Fox	...	Himself
Valerie Taylor	...	Herself (as Valerie May Taylor)
Ron Taylor	...	Himself
Stan Waterman	...	Himself (as Stanton A. Waterman)
Peter Gimbel	...	Himself
James Lipscomb	...	Himself
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rodney Jonklaas	...	Himself
Wally King	...	Narrator

Runtime:

99 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

UK:U | Argentina:Atp | Finland:K-8 | Sweden:Btl | USA:G

Filming Locations:

Aldabra Atoll, Seychelles

Company:

Cinema Center Films

Movie Connections:

Featured in Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 6 (1999) (V)

We should do more to preserve these sharks, for without them we will drastically cause a terrible imbalance of our oceans.

We in this fragile world of ours should do whatever is necessary to educate, everyone, children, parents, etc. We must at all costs, not eliminate these great sharks, that have been put into the oceans for many ions. If we out of ignorance, or greed, destroy these magnificent animals, we will regret our actions. For once they are gone forever, the balance in our oceans will create havoc. No more predators to control the all the seal families: Example: (sea animals with flippers.) Once we create an imbalance such as this, we will not survive as the human race. Beside Blue Water, White Death, there have been many other documentaries on this subject, if we choose not to learn from the past, we will have no future.