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95 min
A meta-theatrical adaptation of Moby-Dick in which a rehearsal evolves into a full performance, as actors are absorbed into the roles of Ishmael, Starbuck, and Ahab in a stripped-down, imagination-driven staging. Filmed by Orson Welles in 1955, the footage remains unreleased and is considered lost.
| Name | Character | Team | |
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Gordon Jackson | A Young Actor /Ishmael | Unowned |
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Christopher Lee | A Stage Manager /Flask | Unowned |
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Patrick McGoohan | A Serious Actor /Starbuck | Unowned |
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Wensley Pithey | A Middle-Aged Actor /Stubb | Unowned |
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Joan Plowright | A Young Actress /Pip | Unowned |
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Peter Sallis | A Stage Manger /Flask | Unowned |
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Orson Welles | An Actor Manager /Father Mapple /Ahab | Unowned |
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Kenneth Williams | A Very Serious Actor /Elijah and others | Unowned |