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Donald Sutherland | Frank Lansing |
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Vanessa Redgrave | Heddi Lindguist |
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Richard Widmark | Otto Gerran |
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Christopher Lee | Lechinski |
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Barbara Parkins | Judith Rubin |
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Lloyd Bridges | Smithy |
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Lawrence Dane | Paul Hartman |
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Patricia Collins | Inge Van Zipper |
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Michael J. Reynolds | Heyter |
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Nicholas Cortland | Jungbeck |
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August Schellenberg | Marine Technician |
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Candace O'Connor | Laboratory Assistant |
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Joseph Golland | Meteorological Assistant |
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Bruce Greenwood | Technician (Tommy) |
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Richard Wren | Radio Operator |
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Mark Jones | Cook |
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Hagan Beggs | Larsen |
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Michael Collins | Ship's Captain |
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Robert Stelmach | Ship's Radio Operator |
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Terry Waterhouse | Helicopter Crewman |
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William Hill | Producer |
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Alan Hume | Director of Photography |
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Alistair MacLean | Novel |
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David Butler | Screenplay |
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Don Sharp | Director |
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Robert Farnon | Original Music Composer |
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Peter Snell | Producer |
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Tony Lower | Editor |
A UN expedition of scientists from different countries come to barren arctic Bear Island, between Svalbard and northern Norway, to study climate change. However, several of them turn out to be more interested in the fact that (according to the film) there was a German U-boat base on the island during World War II. American scientist Frank Lansing (Donald Sutherland) has come because his father was a U-boat commander who died there, and as accidents start to decimate the expedition he begins to realize that some of his colleagues are after a shipment of gold aboard the U-boat that his father commanded.
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