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| Ernest Shackleton | Leader of the Expedition | |
| Captain F. Worsley | Captain of the Endurance | |
| Lieutenant J. Stenhouse | Captain of the Aurora | |
| Captain L. Hussey | Meteorologist | |
| Dr. McIlroy | Head of Scientific Staff | |
| Mr. Wordie | Head of Scientific Staff | |
| Dr. Macklin | Doctor | |
| Captain Frank Wild | Second in Command of the Endurance | |
| Tom Crean | Crewman | |
| Mr. James | Crewman | |
| Mr. Clark | Crewman | |
| Mr. Greenstreet | Crewman |
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The story of the 1914-1916 Antarctic exploration mission of Sir Ernest Shackleton. The ship sails south, breaking the ice, and ultimately getting trapped by the fast-changing weather. The ship breaks up in the ice, and while 22 men and 70 dogs wait on Elephant Island, Shackleton and a crew of five take a 20-foot lifeboat 800 miles to South Georgia Island to mount a rescue mission. We also get a good look at the exotic animals of the region, particularly the penguins. Written by Jon Reeves |
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