The Ship That Died Of Shame
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| Initial release | April 19, 1955 |
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| Directors | Basil Dearden |
| Composers | William Alwyn |
| Screenplay | Basil Dearden |
| Nicholas Monsarrat | |
| Michael Relph | |
| John Whiting | |
| Producers | Basil Dearden |
| Michael Relph | |
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| ID | 815080 |
About The Ship That Died Of Shame
After World War II, veteran George Hoskins (Richard Attenborough) persuades his skipper, Bill Randall (George Baker), to use their old naval ship for a small-time smuggling operation. But the nefariousness of their activities soon increases, and the men begin shipping dangerous weapons. Around that time, the ship begins to revolt against the veterans that it led through the war, breaking down at inopportune moments, almost as if to express its disapproval.
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