
Hornblower: Mutiny (2001)
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- 1h 38min
- Adventure, Drama
- 08 Apr 2001 (USA)
- TV Movie
- Nominated for 7 Primetime Emmys. Another 6 nominations.
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Cast
Ioan Gruffudd | ... |
Lieutenant Horatio Hornblower
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Robert Lindsay | ... |
Commodore Sir Edward Pellew
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David Warner | ... |
Captain James Sawyer
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Nicholas Jones | ... |
Lieutenant Buckland
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Paul McGann | ... |
Lieutenant Bush
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Jamie Bamber | ... |
Lieutenant Archie Kennedy
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Philip Glenister | ... |
Gunner Hobbs
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Paul Copley | ... |
Matthews
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Sean Gilder | ... |
Styles
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David Rintoul | ... |
Dr. Clive
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Terence Corrigan | ... |
Midshipman Wellard
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Gilly Gilchrist | ... |
Randall
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Paul Brightwell | ... |
Sergeant Whiting
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Moses Rockman | ... |
Bowman
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Directed by
Andrew Grieve |
Written by
T.R. Bowen | ... | (screenplay) |
C.S. Forester | ... | (books) |
Produced by
Andrew Benson | ... | producer |
Michele Buck | ... | executive producer |
Liz Bunton | ... | line producer |
Delia Fine | ... | executive producer: A&E Network |
Kris Slava | ... | supervising producer: A&E |
Music by
John E. Keane | ... | (as John Keane) |
Cinematography by
Chris O'Dell |
Film Editing by
Keith Palmer |
Editorial Department
Simon Harris | ... | first assistant editor |
Vincent Narduzzo | ... | telecine colorist |
Shane Warden | ... | editor: video tape |
Casting By
Susie Parriss |
Production Design by
Rob Harris |
Art Direction by
Katie Driscoll | ... | (as Katie Buckley) |
Matthew Robinson | ||
Peter Wenham |
Set Decoration by
Tina Jones |
Costume Design by
John Mollo |
Makeup Department
Kevin Alexander | ... | hair stylist |
Suzan Broad | ... | makeup artist (as Susanne Broad) |
Veyatie MacLeod | ... | makeup designer |
Joan Stribling | ... | assistant hair stylist / assistant makeup artist |
Production Management
Violeta Barca-Fontana | ... | assistant unit manager |
Gail Kennett | ... | executive in charge of production |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Alison Banks | ... | second assistant director |
Robert Fabbri | ... | first assistant director |
Martin O'Malley | ... | first assistant director: second unit |
Lee Tailor | ... | third assistant director |
Art Department
Dave Channon | ... | construction manager |
Robert Channon | ... | scenic painter |
Kelvin Cook | ... | props |
Colin Ellis | ... | dressing props |
Andy Fox | ... | carpenter |
Gerry Graham | ... | painter |
Dean Hawley | ... | painter |
Phil Hennessy | ... | changehand rigger |
Tina Jones | ... | set dresser |
Paul Jurczenko | ... | carpenter |
Dougie Lankston | ... | dressing props (as Doug Lankston) |
Katie Lee | ... | props buyer |
Mitch Niclas | ... | stand-by props |
Allen J. Polley | ... | property master (as Allen Polley) |
Ray Rose | ... | props storeman |
Ted Stickley | ... | dressing props |
Paul Turner | ... | stand-by props |
Louis Turner | ... | set dresser (uncredited) |
Sound Department
Rudi Buckle | ... | sound recordist |
Colin Codner | ... | sound maintenance |
Michael Crouch | ... | supervising sound editor |
Sue Lenny | ... | sound effects editor |
Colin Martin | ... | dubbing mixer |
Dave Sloss | ... | adr mixer / foley recordist |
Julie Ankerson | ... | foley artist (uncredited) |
Special Effects by
Ben Ashmore | ... | special effects technician |
Karl Ayton | ... | special effects assistant |
Ben Broadbridge | ... | sfx trainee |
Anthony S. Ciccarelli | ... | special effects technician |
Alex Gurucharri | ... | special effects |
Jonathan Harris | ... | special effects technician |
Tom Harris | ... | special effects supervisor |
Jem Lovett | ... | senior technician: model unit (as Jeremy Lovett) |
Nicky O'Sullivan | ... | special effects technician |
Mark Roberts | ... | special effects: model unit |
Barry Woodman | ... | special effects |
Dean Ford | ... | special effects trainee: model unit (uncredited) |
Visual Effects by
Phil Attfield | ... | digital effects supervisor |
Simon Carr | ... | digital artist |
Roy Field | ... | director of photography: model unit |
Simon Frame | ... | joint digital effects supervisor |
Martin Gutteridge | ... | model unit director / visual effects supervisor |
Tom Harris | ... | visual effects supervisor |
Gruff Owen | ... | digital compositor |
Tom Hocking | ... | digital artist (uncredited) |
Stunts
Chris Carey | ... | stunts |
Jordi Casares | ... | stunt arranger |
Ángel Gómez Fernández | ... | stunts |
Jorge Huergo | ... | stunts |
Rowley Irlam | ... | stunts |
Theo Kypri | ... | utility stunts |
Camera and Electrical Department
Christian Abomnes | ... | first assistant camera |
Martin Cox | ... | electrician |
Vince Goddard | ... | gaffer |
Keith Manning | ... | grip: model unit |
Steve Murray | ... | camera operator |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Elvis Davis | ... | set costumer |
Katherine Fanthorpe | ... | wardrobe assistant |
Alan Flyng | ... | wardrobe master |
Barbara Rutter | ... | costume supervisor |
Music Department
Tom Jenkins | ... | assistant engineer |
Script and Continuity Department
Amanda Lean | ... | script supervisor |
Paul Rutman | ... | script editor |
Additional Crew
Jon Baker | ... | armorer |
Martin Bibbings | ... | military advisor |
Fliss Coombs | ... | unit publicist |
Sasha Harris | ... | production coordinator |
Simon Hill | ... | assistant accountant |
Dan Knight | ... | floor runner |
Steve Morphew | ... | stand-in: Ioan Gruffudd |
Louise O'Malley | ... | production accountant |
Jeff Peacock | ... | military advisor |
Natalie Rogers | ... | assistant to producer |
Gerry Savage | ... | unit nurse |
Marlea Willis | ... | unit publicist |
Mauricio Pedroza | ... | production assistant (uncredited) |
Derek Warman | ... | fire officer (uncredited) |
Production Companies
- A+E Networks (in association with)
- Meridian Broadcasting
- United Film and Television Productions
Distributors
- A&E Home Video (2003) (United States) (DVD)
- A&E Home Video (2003) (United States) (VHS)
- A+E Networks (2001) (United States) (tv)
- Cinema Club (2003) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
- Cinema Club (2003) (United Kingdom) (VHS)
- ITV - Independent Television (2002) (United Kingdom) (tv)
- ITV DVD (2006) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
- NHK-BS2 (2003) (Japan) (tv)
- Reel Corporation (2002) (Australia) (DVD)
- Reel DVD (2002) (Australia) (DVD)
Special Effects
- Any Effects (special effects)
Other Companies
- Celtic/Picture Palace (series developed by)
Storyline
Plot Summary |
Sir Edward Pellew visits Horatio Hornblower who is jail in Jamaica awaiting his trial on a charge of making a mutiny. His problems began six months earlier when he was appointed Third Lieutenant aboard the HMS Renown under the famous Captain James Sawyer. It soon becomes apparent to several of the officers, including Horatio's friend Archie Kennedy who is aboard ship as Fourth Lieutenant that the Captain is suffering from madness of some sort. He is cruel and sees conspiracies everywhere. Both Horatio and Midshipman Welland prove to be the particular objects of his wrath. The situation is not helped by an inexperience First Lieutenant who does not command the Captain's respect and a newly arrived Second Lieutenant who doesn't seem ready to challenge the Captain in any way. Written by garykmcd |
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Did You Know?
Trivia | 2nd Lieutenant Bush (Paul McGann) was cast in the title role in contemporary Napoleonic Wars television series, Sharpe (1993) however, two weeks into filming of the first episode in Ukraine, McGann injured his knee playing football and was forced to withdraw. When production started again a month later, Sean Bean took over the role that made him famous. See more » |
Goofs | When Captain Sawyer orders grog at high noon, he shouts "We'll splice the Main Brace!" which draws a cheer from his crew. Now the phrase "Splice the Main Brace" is a celebratory call before a drink; however, during the age of sail under its original meaning, the phrase was an order to undertake one of the most difficult tasks on-board ship involving splicing the principal line controlling the rotation of the main sail (anyone who desired to do it received an extra issue of rum). The task was long and arduous and critically important for the safety of the ship. Thus, when Captain Sawyer gave this order, his crew would have been looking at hours of work ahead of them with no reason to cheer. See more » |
Movie Connections | Featured in The 53rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2001). See more » |
Quotes |
Capt. James Sawyer:
Liberty, equality, stupidity! See more » |