Scott Of The Antarctic Certificate: 
- Duration:
- 111 mins
- Year produced:
- 1948
- Director:
- Charles Frend
- Cast:
- John Mills
- Diana Churchill
- Harold Warrender
Few tales of adventure can be quite so dramatic – or so ultimately tragic – as this movie version of the story of Robert Falcon Scott, the British explorer who set out in 1910 to become the first man to reach the South Pole. Retracing the perilous journey of Scott and his men as they trekked towards what has always been considered the harshest and most dangerous place on earth, the film paints a stunningly authentic picture of both the hardship endured by the group and the terrible beauty of Antarctica.
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Fascinating facts
Captain Scott's log and many of the personal effects of the explorers were loaned by The British Museum to add to the authenticity of this near-documentary.
The makers of Scott of the Antarctic were lent the last diaries of Captain Scott by the British Museum to help the film reach its famous heights of realism.