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Moby Dick

The sole survivor of a lost whaling ship relates the tale of his captain's self-destructive obsession to hunt the white whale, Moby Dick.

Director

John Huston

Year

Genre

adventure, drama

Box Office

N/A

Production

Moulin Productions Inc.,Warner Bros. Pictures

Awards

5 wins & 4 nominations

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Captain Ahab

Ishmael

Richard Basehart

Starbuck

Capt. Boomer

James Robertson Justice

Stubb

The Manxman

Ship's Carpenter

Daggoo

Peleg

Peter Coffin

Capt. Gardiner

Francis De Wolff

Bildad

Philip Stainton

'Elijah'

Flask

Queequeg

Friedrich von Ledebur

Father Mapple

Pip

Tashtego

(unknown)

Young Girl

Perth

Barman / Ship's Lookout (voice)

Lead Shantyman (and Shanty Adviser)

A.L. Bert Lloyd

Revoicing

Bible Woman

Crewman

Young Girl

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Captain Ahab Ishmael Father Mapple Stubb Captain Gardiner Pip Flask Elijah

Can whales do that? - Moby Dick

Can whales do that?

Ahab. - Moby Dick

- Wait. Hold on.
- Who the devil are you? - Moby Dick

- Wait. Hold on. - Who the devil are you?

Mortal or immortal - Moby Dick

Mortal or immortal

Call me Ishmael - Moby Dick

Call me Ishmael

What holds thee? Sign. - Moby Dick

What holds thee? Sign.

Now for that son of darkness
that is thy friend. - Moby Dick

Now for that son of darkness that is thy friend.

God, man. - Moby Dick

Lantern kegs, 15. - Moby Dick

Lantern kegs, 15.

Ah You can't fool us - Moby Dick

Ah You can't fool us

- Bible?
- No, thank you, Aunt Charity, I have mine. - Moby Dick

- Bible? - No, thank you, Aunt Charity, I have mine.

Now don't whale it too much
on the Lord's day, you men. - Moby Dick

Now don't whale it too much on the Lord's day, you...

Around the world! - Moby Dick

Around the world!

His courage was one of the great staples of the ship - Moby Dick

His courage was one of the great staples of the ship

It's him again. - Moby Dick

It's him again.

"Sand it, holy stone it," they say. - Moby Dick

"Sand it, holy stone it," they say.

Or smell the salt air - Moby Dick

Or smell the salt air

What do you do
when you see a whale, men? - Moby Dick

What do you do when you see a whale, men?

Whosoever of ye - Moby Dick

Whosoever of ye

I'll follow him around the Horn - Moby Dick

I'll follow him around the Horn

Now, let me touch the axis. - Moby Dick

Now, let me touch the axis.

Drink here, harpooneers, - Moby Dick

Drink here, harpooneers,

That's it, boys. - Moby Dick

That's it, boys.

Pull, boys! Pull! - Moby Dick

Pull, boys! Pull!

Man overboard! - Moby Dick

Queequeg, my fine friend, - Moby Dick

Queequeg, my fine friend,

And so we stripped our first whale - Moby Dick

And so we stripped our first whale

You should turn in - Moby Dick

You should turn in

Mr. Starbuck. - Moby Dick

To be enraged with a dumb brute that acted out of blind instinct is blasphemous - Moby Dick

To be enraged with a dumb brute that acted out of blind...

We left the winter seas behind - Moby Dick

We left the winter seas behind

And so I served my first watch
in the masthead. - Moby Dick

And so I served my first watch in the masthead.

Blast me dead, Mr. Flask. - Moby Dick

Blast me dead, Mr. Flask.

Ahoy, there! - Moby Dick

I don't give reasons - Moby Dick

I don't give reasons

It is an evil voyage - Moby Dick

It is an evil voyage

It is our task in life to kill whales - Moby Dick

It is our task in life to kill whales

A laugh's the best answer
to all that's strange in life. - Moby Dick

A laugh's the best answer to all that's strange in...

As we steered out toward Bikini, - Moby Dick

As we steered out toward Bikini,

Lookouts! - Moby Dick

Overboard! - Moby Dick

Not a sign of him. - Moby Dick

Not a sign of him.

April 19, 1842. - Moby Dick

April 19, 1842.

Seven days and seven nights on watch. - Moby Dick

Seven days and seven nights on watch.

Nothing moves. - Moby Dick

You, lad, - Moby Dick

Queequeg, what are you doing? - Moby Dick

Queequeg, what are you doing?

Queequeg, what's the matter? - Moby Dick

Queequeg, what's the matter?

What? - Moby Dick

- Queequeg. - Moby Dick

Such behavior isn't Christian - Moby Dick

Such behavior isn't Christian

Sir? - Moby Dick

I'm beatin' a march to you, Queequeg. - Moby Dick

I'm beatin' a march to you, Queequeg.

Get along quiet now, Queequeg.
You follow the tide. - Moby Dick

Get along quiet now, Queequeg. You follow the tide.

You get along with it. - Moby Dick

You get along with it.

- Queequeg, don't! - Moby Dick

- Queequeg, don't!

It's him. - Moby Dick

Is it real - Moby Dick

He sounded. - Moby Dick

He's near. - Moby Dick

The birds, they go. - Moby Dick

The birds, they go.

That ain't no whale.
That a great white god. - Moby Dick

That ain't no whale. That a great white god.

That ain't no whale - Moby Dick

That ain't no whale

Widening the waters between himself and Ahab's vengeance - Moby Dick

Widening the waters between himself and Ahab's...

Pull! Quick! - Moby Dick

Pull! - Moby Dick

You raised the white whale first. - Moby Dick

You raised the white whale first.

Pip, grog all around. - Moby Dick

Pip, grog all around.

The Rachel, out of New Bedford. - Moby Dick

The Rachel, out of New Bedford.

Captain Gardiner - Moby Dick

Captain Gardiner

Stoke up the try-works. - Moby Dick

Stoke up the try-works.

I set ye a task - Moby Dick

I set ye a task

Up helm! - Moby Dick

Hold it! - Moby Dick

Weather main-brace! - Moby Dick

Weather main-brace!

Haul away! - Moby Dick

Cut away those rags! - Moby Dick

Cut away those rags!

Aloft with ye! Aloft! - Moby Dick

Aloft with ye! Aloft!

Captain, we cannot get
more canvas up in this wind! - Moby Dick

Captain, we cannot get more canvas up in this wind!

The mast! - Moby Dick

The mast! Cut the mast! - Moby Dick

The mast! Cut the mast!

That's all. - Moby Dick

Saint Elmo's fires! - Moby Dick

Saint Elmo's fires!

Thus, I put out - Moby Dick

Thus, I put out

Stand close, Starbuck. Close to me. - Moby Dick

Stand close, Starbuck. Close to me.

We are turned round and round in this world - Moby Dick

We are turned round and round in this world

Look. - Moby Dick

No, Pip. Stay on board. - Moby Dick

No, Pip. Stay on board.

He's sounded. - Moby Dick

Rise now, ye white whale. - Moby Dick

Rise now, ye white whale.

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The sole survivor of a lost whaling ship relates the tale of his captain's self-destructive obsession to hunt the white whale, Moby Dick.

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Director: John Huston

Writer: Ray Bradbury, John Huston, Norman Corwin

Production: Moulin Productions Inc.,Warner Bros. Pictures

Genre: adventure, drama

Year: 1956

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.3

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 03 Apr 1959

Awards: 5 wins & 4 nominations

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