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Full Product DetailsSide#1--
0. Side#1--
0. Scene Selections
1. Start. [2:31]
2. A few men short. [2:26]
3. Navy men. [6:23]
4. Recruit parade. [4:20]
5. Sea drills. [2:20]
6. Surgeon Goss. [2:32]
7. Impulse of anger. [2:12]
8. Witnessing punishment. [3:18]
9. Questioning orders. [4:34]
10. No favoritism. [7:46]
11. Goss' suggestion. [1:46]
12. Returned to duty. [3:25]
13. "We need a lawyer." [2:37]
14. Trial run. [3:13]
15. Informal address. [1:32]
16. Sea battle. [2:35]
17. Mistake corrected. [6:27]
18. A hard lesson. [1:33]
19. A single frigate. [2:02]
20. Colonel Giraud. [4:53]
21. Unauthorized flogging. [2:46]
22. "It's fit. Eat it." [1:53]
23. Mutiny. [3:06]
24. The safety of England. [2:44]
25. An urgent dispatch. [5:48]
26. Done in. [1:40]
27. The fire ship. [6:11]
28. No mutineers aboard. [5:36]
Side#2--
0. Side#2--
0. Scene Selections
1. Start. [2:31]
2. A few men short. [2:26]
3. Navy men. [6:23]
4. Recruit parade. [4:20]
5. Sea drills. [2:20]
6. Surgeon Goss. [2:32]
7. Impulse of anger. [2:12]
8. Witnessing punishment. [3:18]
9. Questioning orders. [4:34]
10. No favoritism. [7:46]
11. Goss' suggestion. [1:46]
12. Returned to duty. [3:25]
13. "We need a lawyer." [2:37]
14. Trial run. [3:13]
15. Informal address. [1:32]
16. Sea battle. [2:35]
17. Mistake corrected. [6:27]
18. A hard lesson. [1:33]
19. A single frigate. [2:02]
20. Colonel Giraud. [4:53]
21. Unauthorized flogging. [2:46]
22. "It's fit. Eat it." [1:53]
23. Mutiny. [3:06]
24. The safety of England. [2:44]
25. An urgent dispatch. [5:48]
26. Done in. [1:40]
27. The fire ship. [6:11]
28. No mutineers aboard. [5:36]
Damn the Defiant! is an 18th-century seafaring drama from director Lewis Gilbert. Alec Guinness plays the stern but compassionate captain of a British warship, engaged in the Napoleonic wars. Guinness is popular with his men, which is more than can be said for his new second-in-command Dirk Bogarde. When Guinness tries to modify Bogarde's sadistic adherence to discipline, Bogarde responds by mistreating Guinness' cabin-boy son, knowing that the captain cannot intervene under the edicts of British maritime law. During an incipient mutiny, Bogarde is accidently killed, and Guinness knows that the crewmen responsible must hang once they reach shore. But after these same men perform courageously in battle, Guinness suffers a crisis of conscience: How can he condemn these fearlessly patriotic men to death, as he knows he must? Based on the novel Mutiny by Frank Tilsley. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide