The Sea Wolf (1930)
90 mins | Romance | 21 September 1930
Director:
Alfred SantellWriter:
Ralph BlockCinematographer:
Glen MacWilliamsEditor:
Paul WeatherwaxProduction Designer:
Joseph WrightProduction Company:
Fox Film Corp.Jack London's novel, The Sea Wolf was published serially in the Jan-Nov 1904 issues of Century Magazine, and published in a complete hardcover edition by Macmillan the same year. Copyright to the novel was renewed in 1931 by the author's widow, Charmian K. London. As of 1 Jul 1935 Fox Film Corporation owned "world-wide silent and sound motion picture rights" to the novel. Sometime later Fox sold these rights to Selznick International. For information on the many screen adaptations of the London novel, please consult the entry below for the 1941 Warner Bros. production The Sea Wolf, directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Edward G. Robinson, Ida Lupino and John Garfield. ...
Jack London's novel, The Sea Wolf was published serially in the Jan-Nov 1904 issues of Century Magazine, and published in a complete hardcover edition by Macmillan the same year. Copyright to the novel was renewed in 1931 by the author's widow, Charmian K. London. As of 1 Jul 1935 Fox Film Corporation owned "world-wide silent and sound motion picture rights" to the novel. Sometime later Fox sold these rights to Selznick International. For information on the many screen adaptations of the London novel, please consult the entry below for the 1941 Warner Bros. production The Sea Wolf, directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Edward G. Robinson, Ida Lupino and John Garfield.
"Wolf" Larsen, fearsome master of the hellship Ghost , attempts in vain to attract Lorna Marsh, a prostitute in a Japanese port of call. Lorna, having first turned down the offer to ship on Larsen's sealer, comes aboard when Allen Rand, with whom she is infatuated, is shanghaied along with two or three sailors who are taken from the crew of a steamer belonging to Wolf's brother, "Death." Scorned by Wolf as a helpless weakling, Rand is made assistant to Mugridge, the cook. Later Larsen promotes Rand to first mate for saving his life when the crew makes an unsuccessful attempt at mutiny. After Wolf has made a particularly large catch of seals off the Aleutians, he determines to seduce Lorna forcibly, knocks out Rand, and is about to succeed when Death overtakes his ship. Lorna and Rand escape in a sealing boat while Mugridge avenges a previous mutilation deliberately caused by Wolf by blinding him with a hot poker. After days adrift, the lovers sight the Ghost , ravaged by Death. Wolf, still alive but badly injured, tries to prevent Lorna and Rand from taking supplies and leaving by casting off their boat. But Wolf knows he is dying, and he gives Lorna and Rand directions to the nearest land before he ...
"Wolf" Larsen, fearsome master of the hellship Ghost , attempts in vain to attract Lorna Marsh, a prostitute in a Japanese port of call. Lorna, having first turned down the offer to ship on Larsen's sealer, comes aboard when Allen Rand, with whom she is infatuated, is shanghaied along with two or three sailors who are taken from the crew of a steamer belonging to Wolf's brother, "Death." Scorned by Wolf as a helpless weakling, Rand is made assistant to Mugridge, the cook. Later Larsen promotes Rand to first mate for saving his life when the crew makes an unsuccessful attempt at mutiny. After Wolf has made a particularly large catch of seals off the Aleutians, he determines to seduce Lorna forcibly, knocks out Rand, and is about to succeed when Death overtakes his ship. Lorna and Rand escape in a sealing boat while Mugridge avenges a previous mutilation deliberately caused by Wolf by blinding him with a hot poker. After days adrift, the lovers sight the Ghost , ravaged by Death. Wolf, still alive but badly injured, tries to prevent Lorna and Rand from taking supplies and leaving by casting off their boat. But Wolf knows he is dying, and he gives Lorna and Rand directions to the nearest land before he succumbs.
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