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    20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Digitally Remastered)

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    • 1 Разные артистыMain Title (Captain Nemo's Theme) 2:27
    • 2 Разные артистыStreet Fight 1:04
    • 3 Разные артистыAboard the Abraham Lincoln - Hunting the Monster 2:29
    • 4 Кирк ДугласA Whale of a Tale 2:10
    • 5 Разные артистыThe Monster Attacks 2:21
    • 6 Разные артистыDeserted Sub - Burial - Captured 9:14
    • 7 Разные артистыFifty Fathoms - the Island of Crespo 8:46
    • 8 Разные артистыStorm At Sea - Nemo Plays 2:26
    • 9 Разные артистыStrange Man of the Seas 4:04
    • 10 Разные артистыNemo's Torment 1:00
    • 11 Разные артистыJustified Hate 1:30
    • 12 Разные артистыSearching Nemo's Cabin 4:02
    • 13 Bill KanadyA Whale of a Tale 2:25
    • 14 Кирк ДугласA Whale of a Tale (Reprise) 0:11
    • 15 Кирк ДугласA Whale of a Tale (Single Version) 2:11
    • 16 Разные артистыAnd the Moon Grew Brighter and Brighter 2:35
    • 17 Разные артистыAmbush At Vulcania 4:47
    • 18 Разные артистыAshore At New Guinea 2:55
    • 19 Разные артистыEscape from Vulcania 3:42
    • 20 Разные артистыFinale - Deep Is the Mighty Ocean 0:56
    • 21 Разные артистыNative Drums - Back to the Nautilus 3:09
    • 22 Разные артистыNed's Bottles 0:44
    • 23 Разные артистыNemo Wounded 2:44
    • 24 Разные артистыSubmerge 1:45
    • 25 Разные артистыThe Giant Squid 6:54

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    " The adventure written a hundred years before its time becomes a motion picture to remember forever!"
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    Runtime 2 hr 7 min
    Budget $5 000 000
    Premiere: World $746 May 15, 1955
    Box Office – Budget – $4 999 254
    Premiere: USA $17 440 000 December 23, 1954
    Digital: World October 19, 2011
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    Description

    A ship sent to investigate a wave of mysterious sinkings encounters the advanced submarine, the Nautilus, commanded by Captain Nemo.

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    20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

    The Book

    20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a classic science fiction novel written by the renowned French author Jules Verne. Originally published in 1870, the novel is a part of Verne's series of adventure novels known as the "Voyages extraordinaires."

    Plot Summary

    The story follows the adventures of Professor Pierre Aronnax, his servant Conseil, and Canadian whaler Ned Land as they embark on a journey aboard the Nautilus, a submarine commanded by the enigmatic Captain Nemo. The novel explores themes of exploration, the wonders of the ocean, and the conflict between man and nature.

    Author

    Jules Verne is often referred to as the "Father of Science Fiction." His works are known for their imaginative and forward-thinking concepts, many of which have been remarkably prescient. Verne's ability to blend scientific facts with fiction has made his novels timeless classics.

    Film Adaptation

    The 1954 film adaptation of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a cinematic interpretation of Verne's novel. While the film captures the essence of the book, including the central characters and the submarine Nautilus, it takes certain liberties with the plot and character development to suit the medium of film.

    Comparison to the Book

      • The film retains the core adventure and exploration themes of the novel.

      • Some characters and events are modified or omitted to streamline the story for a cinematic audience.

      • The film emphasizes visual spectacle, which is a departure from the novel's detailed scientific descriptions.

    Overall, the film is a faithful adaptation in spirit, capturing the adventurous and mysterious atmosphere of Jules Verne's work, while making necessary adjustments for the film format.

    Production

    Walt Disney first expressed interest in an adaptation of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea after seeing marine footage and storyboards made by Harper Goff during the production of True-Life Adventures. At the time, the film rights were owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and King Brothers Productions. In November 1950, independent producer Sid Rogell announced he had acquired the film rights to the novel, as well as a film adaptation prepared by Robert L. Lippert's production company. He had planned to start shooting within a year at the General Service Studios. However, in December 1951, it was reported that Walt Disney had purchased the film rights from Rogell. Goff's storyboards and art designs formed the basis for the film, but he was not credited because he was not a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.

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    One of the first Disney films starring Kirk Douglas about Captain Nemo.

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    A long tale, but one of the first Disney films. James Mason is perfect for the role of Captain Nemo. The film is reminiscent of classic episodes of the cult TV series Doctor Who. Fidget Kirk Douglas stands out very clearly.

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