| Captain Horatio Hornblower | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1951) | |||||
| Drama, Adventure, War | |||||
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#222 |
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| Gregory Peck | Capt. Horatio Hornblower R.N | |
| Virginia Mayo | Lady Barbara Wellesley | |
| Robert Beatty | Lt. William Bush | |
| Moultrie Kelsall | Lt. Crystal | |
| Terence Morgan | 2nd Lt. Gerard | |
| James Kenney | Midshipman Longley | |
| James Robertson Justice | Seaman Quist | |
| Denis O'Dea | RAdm. Sir Rodney Leighton | |
| Richard Hearne | Polwheal (Hornblower's Batman) | |
| Michael Dolan | Surgeon Gundarson | |
| Stanley Baker | Mr. Harrison (Bosun) | |
| Alan Tilvern | Hernandez | |
| Alec Mango | El Supremo (Don Julian Alvarado) | |
| Christopher Lee | Spanish Captain | |
| John Witty | Capt. Entenza | |
| Michael Goodliffe | Col. Caillard - POW Escort | |
| Eugene Deckers | French Commandant | |
| Ingeborg von Kusserow | Hebe (Lady Barbara's Maid) | |
| Amy Veness | Mrs. McPhee (Hornblower's Housekeeper) | |
| Kynaston Reeves | Adm. Lord Hood |
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| Producer | Raoul Walsh
Gerry Mitchell |
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| Writer | Ivan Goff
Ben Roberts C.S. Forester Æneas MacKenzie |
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| Cinematography | Guy Green
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| Musician | Robert Farnon
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A naval adventure, based on the novels by C.S. Forester, about the heroic, 19th-century British seafarer. The story sails with his ship, the Lydia, through battles with Spain and then France won with wit rather than might. |
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