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Epopeia Trágica

Título original: Scott of the Antarctic
  • 1948
  • PG
  • 1 h 51 min
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Diana Churchill and John Mills in Epopeia Trágica (1948)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe story of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott's 1912 expedition and his quest to be the first to reach the South Pole.The story of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott's 1912 expedition and his quest to be the first to reach the South Pole.The story of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott's 1912 expedition and his quest to be the first to reach the South Pole.

  • Direção
    • Charles Frend
  • Roteiristas
    • Walter Meade
    • Ivor Montagu
    • Mary Hayley Bell
  • Artistas
    • John Mills
    • Derek Bond
    • Diana Churchill
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,0/10
    2,7 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Charles Frend
    • Roteiristas
      • Walter Meade
      • Ivor Montagu
      • Mary Hayley Bell
    • Artistas
      • John Mills
      • Derek Bond
      • Diana Churchill
    • 62Avaliações de usuários
    • 15Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Indicado para 1 prêmio BAFTA
      • 1 vitória e 2 indicações no total

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    John Mills
    John Mills
    • Captain R.F. Scott R.N.
    Derek Bond
    Derek Bond
    • Captain L.E.G. Oates
    Diana Churchill
    Diana Churchill
    • Kathleen Scott
    Harold Warrender
    Harold Warrender
    • Dr. E.A. Wilson
    Anne Firth
    Anne Firth
    • Oriana Wilson
    Reginald Beckwith
    Reginald Beckwith
    • Lt. H.R. Bowers R.I.M.
    James Robertson Justice
    James Robertson Justice
    • P.O. (Taff) Evans, R.N.
    Kenneth More
    Kenneth More
    • Lt. E.G.R.(Teddy) Evans R.N.
    Norman Williams
    • Chief Stoker W. Lashly R.N.
    John Gregson
    John Gregson
    • P.O. T. Crean R.N.
    James McKechnie
    James McKechnie
    • Surgeon Lt. E.L.Atkinson R.N.
    • (as James Mc Kechnie)
    Barry Letts
    Barry Letts
    • Apsley Cherry-Gerrard
    Dennis Vance
    Dennis Vance
    • Charles S. Wright
    Larry Burns
    • P.O. P. Keohane R.N.
    Edward Lisak
    • Dimitri
    Melville Crawford
    • Cecil Meares
    Christopher Lee
    Christopher Lee
    • Bernard Day
    John Owers
    • F.J. Hooper
    • Direção
      • Charles Frend
    • Roteiristas
      • Walter Meade
      • Ivor Montagu
      • Mary Hayley Bell
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

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    7Lejink

    For valour...

    There have recently been a lot of dramatised and documentary programmes on UK terrestrial and satellite TV on the pioneering polar explorers, erstwhile rivals and colleagues Scott & Shackleton so I was keen to view this British made dramatisation of the former's doomed 1912 expedition to the South Pole. I was not disappointed. It is obviously difficult to maintain cinematic excitement for the viewer of what is basically a long march (a similar problem as in "The Spirit of St Louis" and "The Old Man & the Sea"), but the true to life tragedy here proves compelling in the end. Jack Cardiff's colour photography is splendid and I was surprised to observe so few "process" shots for a film from the 1940s, given the scale of the task here. John Mills is excellent in the key role of Commander Scott but the supports are all excellent, many of them chosen for their physical similarity to their real life counterparts - Mills too bears a more than passing likeness of physiognomy to Scott. In the post - war climate, Britain obviously sought comfort and inspiration from past heroes as the country rebuilt itself in economic austerity and Scott must have been an ideal model for glorification. Regardless of sniping comments from historians about Scott's poor planning, the film quite rightly avoids judgements and asks the viewer to recognise and admire the human heroism of these gallant men. There is surely no more tragic sacrifice in all exploration than Oates' "I'm going outside, I may be gone some time" - exit and the movie captures this moment with the necessary pathos, later repeating the sensitivity as Scott and his last two colleagues expire with the so near and yet so far "11 miles" on their freezing lips. The Vaughan-Williams music is suitably sweeping and elegiac. One wonders why Hollywood ignored the film at the Academy Awards of 1948, certainly the acting, cinematography and music, to name but three, were worthy of recognition. I wonder if anyone would remake it in the modern era as we approach the centenary of the triumph and tragedy of Scott's expedition. Are you listening Peter Jackson...?
    7tomgillespie2002

    One of Ealing's most overlooked efforts

    Produced by Ealing Studios, Scott of the Antarctic is a stiff upper- lipped depiction of Captain Scott's infamous, ill-fated expedition to the South Pole. Facing freezing storms, starvation, lack of fuel, and having just digested the sobering revelation that Norwegian rival Roald Amundsen had beaten them too it, Scott and his remaining team of four settled and died just 11 miles from camp, where food, warmth and undoubtedly survival awaited them. Trading very much on the legend of Captain Scott, the film charms thanks to it's post-WWII optimism and gorgeous colour cinematography.

    Beginning with a determined Scott, played heartily by John Mills, rounding up his crew, the film takes it's time to get to the Arctic. Relying on Captain Scott's beautifully written diary for its source of information, the film feels more documentary than straight feature. It is all the more detailed and authentic for it, but it comes at the expense of any real character development. By the time the credits roll, we know little more about Scott than when we started, apart from that he was obviously a determined and courageous man. But it makes up for this neglect with a startling final third, where director Charles Frend puts us through every step of Scott's exhausting final thrust to get back to civilisation.

    Mills and the supporting cast (James Robertson Justice, Kenneth More, Harold Warrender et al) are excellent throughout, starting out as eager and boisterous, and later, as the last survivors wait to die in the tent that would become their tomb, withdrawn and contemplative. The setting plays as the main villain, and it's captured as both a place of isolated beauty and uninhabitable terror , thanks to Jack Cardiff's stunning cinematography, and it's the encroaching sense of doom that gives Scott of the Antarctic a raw power. Although it obviously ends badly, Scott's death proved to be the making of him. Amundsen was (somewhat cruelly) dismissed as a bad sportsman, and Scott was instantly labelled a hero for daring to stare such overwhelming odds in the face and hold his head high. For a country still recovering from the ravishes of war at the time of the film's release, it must have been a powerful sentiment indeed. One of Ealing's most overlooked efforts.

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    7natnce

    A Beautifully Shot Film

    Although it verges on being a hagiography and cannot be considered to be historically accurate (what historical film is?), Scott of the Antarctic is a beautifully shot film with a great score and a solid cast. Some of the equipment from the actual expedition was used as props.

    One of the other commentators on here makes mention of various failings of Scott's. Skis were depoted on the plateau due to poor surface conditions, as it was easier to haul without them and to carry them would have meant a considerable extra weight. Scott's own team depoted their skis, but went back for them when the conditions improved – they did after all have an extra 200 miles to travel than Teddy Evan's team. Taff Evans wasn't abandoned on the Beardmore: he was suffering from possible brain damage and unable to pull the sledge. Considering that they all faced death if they didn't make the next depot in time, the other expedition members went on ahead with the intention of letting him catch up, whereupon he collapsed and died. Out of Teddy Evans's returning party only Evans himself came down with scurvy as he refused to eat either seal or pony meat for months. The other two members of his team, Crean and Lashly, didn't come down with scurvy and when the bodies of Scott and his men were discovered, the signs of scurvy were not visible on them either.

    Nansen DID use dogs on his attempt at reaching the North Pole in 1893-95, although his earlier crossing of Greenland was done by manhaul. Scott already had decided to take skis on his expedition BEFORE he met Nansen in Norway, as he had gone there to buy the skis and test the motorised sledges. In fact it was he showed Nansen his locally purchased skis that the great man suggested Scott taking Gran with him. Gran DID teach Scott's men the basics of skiing on the pack ice on the way south. Scott himself was as good a skier as the average Norwegian. There is no evidence of an affair between Kathleen Scott and Nansen as on the occasion in question she was staying with American friends, not in the hotel with Nansen. According to the evidence they were good friends and nothing more.
    7TheLittleSongbird

    Compelling enough movie with great acting and special effects

    Scott of the Antarctic is a flawed but compelling and beautifully made film, that is definitely worth seeing. The pacing is rather pedestrian in places, the film does sort of idealise the character of Robert Falcon Scott and there is one or two meanderings in the story. Flaws aside, the special effects are absolutely incredible, even for back then, the cinematography is very skillful, the scenery is splendid and the score is resolutely haunting. Also very well done is the focused direction and the compelling performances of John Mills, James Robertson Justice, Diana Churchill and Kenneth More. And there are excellent values portrayed throughout, achievement, triumph, friendship and endeavour, consequently the film's ending is quite moving to say the least. All in all, it isn't perfect but it is worth seeing for the acting and the effects. 7/10 Bethany Cox
    8ubercommando

    Beautiful movie

    OK, we've heard a lot about the "real" history and the debate over whether Scott was a hero or a complete imbecile. Whatever the truth is and whatever revisionist or hagiography history is being peddled, "Scott Of The Antarctic" is a beautifully made film: One of the best looking early colour films which evokes a bye-gone era and is strangely compelling and haunting at the same time. The music by Vaughn-Williams, the greatest British classical composer of his time, is powerful and, again, haunting. In some scenes, they've recreated exactly some of the photos taken during the Scott expedition. The casting is spot on; look at the original photos and Millsy is uncannily like Scott, Kenneth More is Teddy Evans, Reginald Beckwith and James Robertson Justice do their real counterparts well and John Gregson, in one of his first film roles, captures Tom Crean perfectly (compare his performance with Paul McGann's Crean in "Shackleton", which was pretty good). Many film critics feel that "Scott of the Antarctic" was somewhat robbed at the 1949 Oscars.

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    • Curiosidades
      Captain Scott's log and many of the personal effects of the explorers were loaned by The British Museum to add to the authenticity of this near-documentary.
    • Erros de gravação
      No one's breath is ever visible in the Antarctic.
    • Citações

      Capt. L.E.G. Oates: I'm just going outside; I may be away some time.

      [as he leaves tent for certain death]

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      Ralph Vaughan Williams, then revered as Britain's greatest living composer, has an official credit consisting only of his surname, 'Vaughan Williams'.
    • Conexões
      Featured in Antarctica (1991)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Will Ye No Come Back Again?
      (uncredited)

      Traditional Scottish tune, and lyrics by Lady Carolina Nairne (as Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne)

      Heard as the ship leaves New Zealand

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 7 de dezembro de 1948 (Reino Unido)
    • País de origem
      • Reino Unido
    • Idiomas
      • Inglês
      • Russo
    • Também conhecido como
      • Expedição Antártida
    • Locações de filme
      • Jungfrau, Kanton Bern, Suíça
    • Empresa de produção
      • Ealing Studios
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    • Tempo de duração
      • 1 h 51 min(111 min)
    • Proporção
      • 1.37 : 1

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