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Scott of the Antarctic

The story of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott's 1912 expedition and his quest to be the first to reach the South Pole.

Director

Charles Frend

Year

Genre

action, adventure, biography

Box Office

N/A

Production

Ealing Studios

Awards

Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award2 nominations total

Captain R.F. Scott R.N.

Kathleen Scott

Diana Churchill

Dr. E.A. Wilson

Harold Warrender

Oriana Wilson

Captain L.E.G. Oates

Lt. H.R. Bowers R.I.M.

Reginald Beckwith

P.O. (Taff) Evans, R.N.

James Robertson Justice

Lt. E.G.R.(Teddy) Evans R.N.

Chief Stoker W. Lashly R.N.

Norman Williams

P.O. T. Crean R.N.

Surgeon Lt. E.L.Atkinson R.N.

James McKechnie

Apsley Cherry-Gerrard

Charles S. Wright

P.O. P. Keohane R.N.

Dimitri

Cecil Meares

Melville Crawford

Bernard Day

Christopher Lee

F.J. Hooper

Lt. H. Pennell R.N.

Herbert Ponting F.R.P.S.

Leading Stoker E. McKenzie R.N.

Helen Field

Chairman of Meeting

First Questioner

Second Questioner

Philip Stainton

Admiralty Official

Desmond Roberts

Caroline

Telegraph Boy

Gentleman at Meeting

Man in Crowd

Jack Hetherington

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'September 9th, 1904, - Scott of the Antarctic

'September 9th, 1904,

- Well, good night, Scott.
- Good night, sir. - Scott of the Antarctic

- Well, good night, Scott. - Good night, sir.

Lunch! - Scott of the Antarctic

How far did Shackleton get - Scott of the Antarctic

How far did Shackleton get

No. - Scott of the Antarctic

That's the fly
you caught the two-pounder on, - Scott of the Antarctic

That's the fly you caught the two-pounder on,

Captain Scott - Scott of the Antarctic

It will be tough I know - Scott of the Antarctic

It will be tough I know

'The first leg of our journey,
halfway round the world.' - Scott of the Antarctic

'The first leg of our journey, halfway round the world....

Cherry. - Scott of the Antarctic

Could you tell me
where Captain Scott is, please? - Scott of the Antarctic

Could you tell me where Captain Scott is, please?

Excuse me. - Scott of the Antarctic

Up gangway! - Scott of the Antarctic

This is a bit thick, thousands of miles
from the nearest bookie. - Scott of the Antarctic

This is a bit thick, thousands of miles from the nearest boo...

'Wonderful to be free at last
from problems so difficult to handle. - Scott of the Antarctic

'Wonderful to be free at last from problems so difficul...

There you are, sir.
The Great Ice Barrier. - Scott of the Antarctic

There you are, sir. The Great Ice Barrier.

'This is obviously the best place, - Scott of the Antarctic

'This is obviously the best place,

'There is much for us all to do
while the daylight lasts. - Scott of the Antarctic

'There is much for us all to do while the daylight last...

Hello. - Scott of the Antarctic

- Hot char anywhere?
- Oh, shut that door, Birdie! - Scott of the Antarctic

- Hot char anywhere? - Oh, shut that door, Birdie!

- Giving tongue all right, aren't they?
- Mm. - Scott of the Antarctic

- Giving tongue all right, aren't they? - Mm.

Gentlemen, one more toast. - Scott of the Antarctic

Gentlemen, one more toast.

The Sleeping Bag a poem - Scott of the Antarctic

The Sleeping Bag a poem

'It's glorious to stand bathed
in brilliant sunshine once more. - Scott of the Antarctic

'It's glorious to stand bathed in brilliant sunshi...

Right-oh, Teddy. - Scott of the Antarctic

Right-oh, Teddy.

'Four days out, all ponies going well.' - Scott of the Antarctic

'Four days out, all ponies going well.'

'There's nothing like Antarctic air
for sharpening the appetite. - Scott of the Antarctic

'There's nothing like Antarctic air for sharpening...

"Just a heap of metal in the snow." - Scott of the Antarctic

"Just a heap of metal in the snow."

I'm afraid that's it, sir. - Scott of the Antarctic

I'm afraid that's it, sir.

'Both motors have fallen out. - Scott of the Antarctic

'Both motors have fallen out.

'We've taken to marching
by the midnight sun, - Scott of the Antarctic

'We've taken to marching by the midnight sun,

Sir, I've been totting up
on the hay we have aboard. - Scott of the Antarctic

Sir, I've been totting up on the hay we have aboard.

Jehu. - Scott of the Antarctic

'The blizzard has lost us
five days already - Scott of the Antarctic

'The blizzard has lost us five days already

We can't be far from the glacier now, - Scott of the Antarctic

We can't be far from the glacier now,

Well, they did it.
I congratulate you, Titus. - Scott of the Antarctic

Well, they did it. I congratulate you, Titus.

'12 men with three sledges,
man-hauling.' - Scott of the Antarctic

'12 men with three sledges, man-hauling.'

Brandy, Uncle Bill?
What's this for? - Scott of the Antarctic

Brandy, Uncle Bill? What's this for?

That way. - Scott of the Antarctic

Ready? - Scott of the Antarctic

Birdie? - Scott of the Antarctic

See that nunatak? - Scott of the Antarctic

See that nunatak?

'9,000 feet up, - Scott of the Antarctic

'9,000 feet up,

'Eight men with two sledges,
man-hauling.' - Scott of the Antarctic

'Eight men with two sledges, man-hauling.'

Hardest decision of the lot, Bill. - Scott of the Antarctic

Hardest decision of the lot, Bill.

Can we depot our skis here, sir? - Scott of the Antarctic

Can we depot our skis here, sir?

'Is my team the best? - Scott of the Antarctic

'Is my team the best?

Halt. - Scott of the Antarctic

'The best four men. - Scott of the Antarctic

'The best four men.

You're too big, both of you. - Scott of the Antarctic

You're too big, both of you.

'Five men with one sledge, - Scott of the Antarctic

'Five men with one sledge,

'Bowers on foot
has the hardest time of it, - Scott of the Antarctic

'Bowers on foot has the hardest time of it,

- Not ready yet, Titus?
- No, not yet. - Scott of the Antarctic

- Not ready yet, Titus? - No, not yet.

Something the matter with your hand? - Scott of the Antarctic

Something the matter with your hand?

'Can we keep up these marches? - Scott of the Antarctic

'Can we keep up these marches?

I'm sorry but my sleeping bag
is not on the sledge. - Scott of the Antarctic

I'm sorry but my sleeping bag is not on the sledge.

It can't have fallen further back
than our last halt. - Scott of the Antarctic

It can't have fallen further back than our last halt.

Can't trust myself to speak, sir. - Scott of the Antarctic

Can't trust myself to speak, sir.

Sir. - Scott of the Antarctic

'The wind is blowing hard, - Scott of the Antarctic

'The wind is blowing hard,

'January 18th.
All the daydreams must go. - Scott of the Antarctic

'January 18th. All the daydreams must go.

- Soldier.
- Thank you, sir. - Scott of the Antarctic

- Soldier. - Thank you, sir.

This is better, eh? - Scott of the Antarctic

This is better, eh?

'The wind is playing strange tricks. - Scott of the Antarctic

'The wind is playing strange tricks.

'I am indeed glad to think
that we've done with the plateau. - Scott of the Antarctic

'I am indeed glad to think that we've done with th...

See your flag anywhere, Birdie? - Scott of the Antarctic

See your flag anywhere, Birdie?

Evans, off with your harness.
Take the aft end of the sledge. - Scott of the Antarctic

Evans, off with your harness. Take the aft end of the sledge...

'There is no doubt
Evans is a good deal run down. - Scott of the Antarctic

'There is no doubt Evans is a good deal run down.

There it is, sir. There's the flag. - Scott of the Antarctic

There it is, sir. There's the flag.

'Evans keeps saying,
as he would, that he's quite well. - Scott of the Antarctic

'Evans keeps saying, as he would, that he's quite ...

Halt. - Scott of the Antarctic

What's wrong, Evans? - Scott of the Antarctic

What's wrong, Evans?

- Sure you can manage?
- I'll be fine, sir. - Scott of the Antarctic

- Sure you can manage? - I'll be fine, sir.

What is it, Taff? - Scott of the Antarctic

What is it, Taff?

'It is a terrible thing
to lose a companion in this way, - Scott of the Antarctic

'It is a terrible thing to lose a companion in this way...

Plateau done, glacier done. - Scott of the Antarctic

Plateau done, glacier done.

'Only five miles again yesterday. - Scott of the Antarctic

'Only five miles again yesterday.

No, no, no.
Tortoise beat the hare in the end. - Scott of the Antarctic

No, no, no. Tortoise beat the hare in the end.

Right, Soldier? - Scott of the Antarctic

Right, Soldier?

Funny, used to have
what they call a good leg for a boot. - Scott of the Antarctic

Funny, used to have what they call a good leg for a boot.

Bill, what chance have I got? - Scott of the Antarctic

Bill, what chance have I got?

'What shall we find
at Mount Hooper depot? - Scott of the Antarctic

'What shall we find at Mount Hooper depot?

See, old chap? - Scott of the Antarctic

I'm just going outside I may be away some time - Scott of the Antarctic

I'm just going outside I may be away some time

'A brave man and a gallant gentleman. - Scott of the Antarctic

'A brave man and a gallant gentleman.

'This intense cold convinces me - Scott of the Antarctic

'This intense cold convinces me

I thought for a moment
it might be old Titus. - Scott of the Antarctic

I thought for a moment it might be old Titus.

Only 11 miles now, Bill.
Two good marches. - Scott of the Antarctic

Only 11 miles now, Bill. Two good marches.

11 miles. - Scott of the Antarctic

'Had we lived - Scott of the Antarctic

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The story of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott's 1912 expedition and his quest to be the first to reach the South Pole.

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Director: Charles Frend

Writer: Walter Meade, Ivor Montagu, Mary Hayley Bell

Production: Ealing Studios

Genre: action, adventure, biography

Year: 1948

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.0

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 20 Apr 1949

Awards: Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award2 nominations total

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