The Sea Wolves (1981)
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42% of users liked it
(1,612 ratings)
Set in India during World War II, this fair action drama relies heavily on the good acting talent gathered to convey its slight, uninvolved story. Gregory Peck is Col. Lewis Pugh, backed up by Roger Moore as Capt. Gavin Stewart, David Niven as Col. Bill Grice, Patrick MacNee as Major Crossley, and… More Set in India during World War II, this fair action drama relies heavily on the good acting talent gathered to convey its slight, uninvolved story. Gregory Peck is Col. Lewis Pugh, backed up by Roger Moore as Capt. Gavin Stewart, David Niven as Col. Bill Grice, Patrick MacNee as Major Crossley, and several others -- all retired and past the age for active duty. At issue are three German freighters that are parked in the waters off Goa, the Portuguese coastal colony on the subcontinent of India. Since Portugal is neutral, the regular army cannot destroy the freighters, and it is up to the retired army officers and a large corps of over-the-hill volunteers to take on the mission of eliminating the German ships. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
- Directed By
- Andrew V. McLaglen
- Genres
- Art House & International, Action & Adventure
- In Theaters
- Jun 5, 1981 Wide
- Studio
- WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES
Critic Reviews
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Robert Roten, Laramie Movie Scope
A workmanlike film told in a non-flashy, straightforward way, featuring an all-star cast.
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Cast
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Gregory Peck
as Lt. Col. Lewis Pugh
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Roger Moore
as Capt. Gavin Stewart
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David Niven
as Col. W.H. Grice
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Trevor Howard
as Jack Cartwright
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Barbara Kellerman
as Mrs. Cromwell
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Patrick Macnee
as Maj. Yogi Crossley
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Patrick Allen
as Colin Mackenzie
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Bernard Archard
as Underhill
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Allan Cuthbertson
as Melborne
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Kenneth Griffith
as Wilton
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Donald Houston
as Hilliard
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Glyn Houston
as Peters
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Percy Herbert
as Dennison
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Patrick Holt
as Barker
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Wolf Kahler
as Trompeta
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Michael Medwin
as Radcliffe
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John Standing
as Finley
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Graham Stark
as Manners
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Jack Watson
as MacLean
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Brook Williams
as Butterworth
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Marc Zuber
as Ram Das Gupta
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George Mikell
as Capt. Rofer
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William Morgan Sheppard
as Lovecroft
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Edward Dentith
as Lumsdaine
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Clifford Earl
as Sloane
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Robert Hoffman
as U-Boat Captain
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Dan van Husen
as 1st Officer
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Mohan Agashe
as Brothel Keeper
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Jurgen Andersen
as German First Officer
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Martin Benson
as Mr. Montero
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Faith Brook
as Mrs. Grice
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Moray Watson
as Broone
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Scot Finch
as Croupier
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Martin Grace
as Kruger
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Terence Labrosse
as Malverne
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Victor Langley
as Williamson
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Keith Stevenson
as Manuel