L'Éternel Silence (1924)
Le gouvernement de ce qui était alors l’empire britannique décida de planter l’Union Jack sur le Pôle Sud. Il envoya une expédition d’hommes, de poneys, de chiens et de motoneiges primitives tirant des traîneaux à partir d’une base située sur la Côte antarctique. Le chef de l'expédition, Robert Falcon Scott, et ses hommes quittèrent la ville de Lyttelton, en Nouvelle-Zélande, sur le navire Terra Nova en direction de l'océan Austral et ses banquises.
Directeur: Herbert G. Ponting
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Robert Falcon Scott as Self |
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Herbert G. Ponting as Self |
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Henry R. Bowers as Self |
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Edgar Evans as Self |
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Lawrence E.G. Oates as Self |
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Edward Adrian Wilson as Self |
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George P. Abbott as Self |
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Edward Leicester Atkinson as Self |
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Alfred B. Cheetham as Self |
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Apsley Cherry-Garrard as Self |
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Tom Crean as Self |
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Frank Debenham as Self |
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Harry Dickason as Self |
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Edward Ratcliffe 'Teddy' Evans as Self |
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Robert Forde as Self |
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Tryggve Gran as Self |
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Patrick Keohane as Self |
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William Lashly as Self |
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G. Murray Levick as Self |
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Dennis G. Lillie as Self |
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Mortimer McCarthy as Self |
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Cecil H. Meares as Self |
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Edward W. Nelson as Self |
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James Paton as Self |
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Harry Pennell as Self |
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Raymond Priestley as Self |
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George C. Simpson as Self |
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Thomas Griffith Taylor as Self |
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Charles Seymour Wright as Self |
| Directing | Herbert G. Ponting | Director |
| Crew | Herbert G. Ponting | Cinematography |
