Voyage of the Damned (1976)

Released: 1976-12-22 Duration: 2hr 35min

Genres: Drama War

Rating 5.9

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It lasted 30 days... You will remember it as long as you live.

Overview

A luxury liner carries Jewish refugees from Hitler's Germany in a desperate fight for survival.

Production Companies

Robert Fryer Production

Associated General Films

ITC Entertainment

Additional Info

Budget	$7,300,000.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	6.857

Directed By

Stuart Rosenberg

Crew

Director
Stuart Rosenberg

Screenplay
David Butler

Screenplay
Steve Shagan

Original Music Composer
Lalo Schifrin

Director of Photography
Billy Williams

Second Assistant Director
Michael Stevenson

Novel
Gordon Thomas

Novel
Max Morgan Witts

Editor
Tom Priestley

Editor
Desmond Saunders

Associate Producer
William Hill

Casting
Miriam Brickman

Producer
Robert Fryer

Production Design
Wilfred Shingleton

Assistant Director
David Tringham

Art Direction
Jack Stephens

Costume Design
Phyllis Dalton

Assistant Camera
David Wynn-Jones

Hairdresser
Betty Glasow

Sound Recordist
Derek Ball

Hairdresser
Ramon Gow

Construction Manager
Terry Apsey

Electrician
Jack Conroy

Wardrobe Supervisor
Betty Adamson

Makeup Artist
Lee Harman

Production Manager
Malcolm J. Christopher

Sound Editor
Dino Di Campo

Assistant Editor
Bob Mullen

Hairdresser
Susan Germaine

Sound Editor
William Trent

Camera Operator
David Harcourt

Makeup Artist
Eric Allwright

Music Editor
Milton Lustig

Makeup Artist
Linda DeVetta

Continuity
Pamela Carlton

Wardrobe Supervisor
John Hilling

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