Official movie poster for The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton (1999), a documentary film

The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton(1999)

48m1999-06-01
Documentary

The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton Synopsis

For many Ernest Shackleton is the epitome of a courageous, resolute and determined adventurer, showing tenacity in the harshest of conditions. Like many explorers, Shackleton was drawn to the barren wastelands of the Antarctic, and to the honours, fame and fortune that would come from being the first person to reach the South Pole. The legacy he left would not be that of great discovery, but of survival, leadership and a journey of incredible human spirit. Rare photographs, dramatised re-enactments and expert commentary tell the story of a unique man, whose legend would inspire many an adventurer.

The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton (1999) is a documentary film directed by Chris Gormlie, released on June 1, 1999 with a runtime of 48m. It stars Michael Leighton.

Director:
Chris Gormlie
Writers:
Dave Manson
Producers:
Gavin Bott
Status:
Released

The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton Cast & Crew

Main cast

Key crew

Directed by Chris Gormlie, written by Dave Manson, produced by Gavin Bott.

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The main cast of The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton (1999) includes Michael Leighton. The film was directed by Chris Gormlie. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.

When was The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton released?

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The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton was released on June 1, 1999 and runs for 48m.