It's a shame that the movie wasn't nominated for the that category

What is the name of the movie?

​@@jbgarcia9790 "Mutiny On The Bounty" (1962), with Marlon Brando and Trevor Howard. The film's title was mentioned in the description of this video, and it turned up briefly at the end of the vid.

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And Egyptians and Gypsies and Khmers and Indians and Africans and... anybody but sad English.

Belly dancing from the middle east?

The 1962 version of "Mutiny On The Bounty" may have been more entertaining, as you say, but most critics insist that Marlon Brando was all wrong for the role of Fletcher Christian, because he appeared to be too effeminate, plus the fact that he spoke his lines with a lisp. The same critics maintain that the 1935 version of the film (with Clark Gable as Christian and Charles Laughton as Captain Bligh) is far superior to the '62 movie. Maybe they're right, because I saw the '35 take on the "Bounty" story on the Tubi channel.

@@michaelpalmieri7335 I agree with your assessment of Marlon Brando's performance. I also saw the 1935 version on TUBI, but thought Laughton's Bligh was even more ruthless than Trevor Howard's Bligh. Laughton was extremely cruel to the ship's crew even before they arrived in Tahiti. At least more so than in the 1962 version. I've also seen the Mel Gibson/Anthony Hopkins remake in 1984. From what I've read, that movie seems to be the most realistic since Christian and Bligh were friends before the voyage and Bligh actually requested him to accompany him on the Tahitian mission They had also sailed on a previous voyage together. The 1935 version goes off the rails a bit when Bligh commands a vessel to go back to Tahiti in search of the mutineers and Christian for revenge. He actually went back to successfully accomplish the task he was assigned in his first trip there on the Bounty. He went to Tahiti with two ships (HMS Providence and Assistance). The H.M.S. Pandora was the ship that went to Tahiti to capture the remaining mutineers, of which 14 were returned to England.

I wouldn't want to go back to England!!! I'd be staying right there!!!

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I did not see the Gibson version, but IMO, he would have had a real difficult time outdoing Brando!

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An absolute Goddess!

Their kid( or grandson?) Is really cute

Yes he did but she married the wrong man . He treated her badly!🙁

they probably were more concerned about being hunted down and hanged. the british empire was as power as modern day u.s. and twice as arrogant.

He did

He deeply wanted to

No it doesn't. It means nothing.

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the usual music at that time in Tahiti was called Tamuré, like this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gp9oqqmBnL-yoZ8.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p9xirJmi3sqWmZ8.html

Ruined it.

I like Mel as much as the next guy but from where i sit, nothing from "Mels" movie making generation could compare with this. And Trevor Howard makes Bligh look like Captain Kangaroo. Trevors the real star of this.

Oh god no! 🙄🤦🏾‍♀️

All men yet independent pioneering at the same time

I have to disagree I think you are thinking of Samoan

Were you alive at the time? NO? I didn't think so.

I am sorry to say this i desagree with you Norman Braslow. Sorry i am a native Tahitian 95% of tahitian womens have long hair. The have short hairs and long hair. The Movies is a 10 plus plus. Please go to Tahiti then you find out what you are talking about.

You are bit of an idiot, you are lumping one type of Polynesian with another, who have different diets and genetic backgrounds. They originally came from South East Asia, and they stayed in their lanes and mixed in those pacific areas which ranged from a few races and nations.

The women in this scene were local Tahitians employed as extras. Tarita was from nearby Bora Bora. You’re saying these women really weren’t Tahitian/ Polynesian?