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Where to Watch The Wreck of the Mary Deare (1959) in the US

  • 1959
  • Approved
  • 1h 45m
  • 6.7IMDb

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In the English Channel, John Sands (Charlton Heston), from a small rescue ship, finds the freighter Mary Deare drifting. Although there's only a little fire, the whole crew seems to have left the ship. John's already looking forward to a large salvage fee, but then he finds First Officer Gideon Patch (Gary Cooper) still on board. Sands can't get back to his tug boat and stays with Patch while Patch grounds the Mary Deare. Although he doesn't understand yet what happened on the Mary Deare, Sands allows Patch to persuade him not to talk about what he saw on-board, and to drag out the official investigation of the incident.

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Release date
Nov 17, 1959
Language
English, French
Country
United Kingdom, United States
Awards
1 nomination total

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