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The Great Adventurers: Ernest Shackleton

1999Movie48 min

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For many Ernest Shackleton is the epitome of a courageous, resolute and determined adventurer, showing tenacity in the harshest of conditions. Like many explorers, Shackleton was drawn to the barren wastelands of the Antarctic, and to the honours, fame and fortune that would come from being the first person to reach the South Pole. The legacy he left would not be that of great discovery, but of survival, leadership and a journey of incredible human spirit. Rare photographs, dramatised re-enactments and expert commentary tell the story of a unique man, whose legend would inspire many an adventurer.

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Directed by
Chris Gormlie
Written by
Dave Manson
Produced by
Gavin Bott

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June 1, 1999 · 48 min · Documentary

Released
June 1, 1999
Runtime
48 min
Genres
Documentary
Original language
English