An Anglo-American co-production, S.O.S. Titanic is a costly, 150-minute reenactment of the infamous sea disaster of 1912. Heading the cast is David Janssen as millionaire John Jacob Astor, who went down with the Titanic, and Cloris Leachman as raucous Denver dowager Molly Brown, who didn't (for the ...more
Year: 1979 | Running Time: 98 minutes
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This 1979 made-for-TV production may have the most intelligent ending of all the films about the sinking of the Titanic. The final scenes show Ian Holm as J. Bruce Ismay, the cowardly, British managing director of the American-owned ship, safe aboard the rescue ship Carpathia -- but nervously pondering his fate back home. The viewer then realizes that survivors of the great sea disaster could also be among the victims. Like other film versions of the Titanic's only voyage, S.O.S. Titanic serves ...more
- David Janssen - John Jacob Astor
- Cloris Leachman - Molly Brown
- Harry Andrews - Captain Edward J. Smith
- David Battley - Chief Boots: S. Stebbing
- Ed Bishop - Henry Harris
- Nick Brimble - Olaus Abelseth
- Catherine Byrne - Bridget Bradley
- Warren Clarke - 4th Officer: Joseph G. Boxhall
- Aubrey Morris - Steward: John Hart
- Beverly Ross - Madeline Astor
- Maurice Roeves - Leading Stoker: Fred Barret
- Anna Quayle - Maude Slocombe
- Robert Pugh - James Farrell
- Kevin O'Shea - Crow's Nest: Reginald Lee
- William Hale - Director
- Lou Morheim - Producer
- William S. Gilmore, Jr. - Producer
- James Costigan - Screenwriter
- Tim Hutchinson - Art Director
- Barbara Lane - Costume Designer
- Ray Corbett - First Assistant Director
- Rusty Coppleman - Editor
- Howard Blake - Composer (Music Score)
- Richard Mills - Makeup
- Herbert Westbrook - Production Designer
- Christopher G. Challis - Cinematographer
- Graham Ford - Production Manager
- Martin Atkinson - Set Designer











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