
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
In the 1954 film "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," based on Jules Verne's novel of the same name, a marine scientist and his crew encounter a mysterious and advanced submarine called the Nautilus, captained by the enigmatic Captain Nemo. Together, they embark on a journey beneath the ocean's surface, encountering various underwater wonders and dangers. The film explores themes of exploration, technology, and conservation.

Kirk Douglas
Ned Land

Jack Gargan
Reporter from The Post (uncredited)

James Mason
Captain Nemo

Paul Lukas
Prof. Pierre Arronax

Peter Lorre
Conseil

Robert J. Wilke
First Mate of the Nautilus

Ted de Corsia
Capt. Farragut

Carleton Young
John Howard

J.M. Kerrigan
Billy

Percy Helton
Coach Driver

Gloria Pall
Blonde Girlfriend (uncredited)

Ron Nyman
Sailor (uncredited)

Fred Graham
Casey Moore (uncredited)

Harry Harvey
Ticket Agent (uncredited)

Charles Grodin
Drummer Boy (uncredited)

Harper Goff
Minister in San Francisco Steam Packet office (uncredited)

Eddie Marr
Shipping Agent (uncredited)

John Daheim
Nautilus Seaman (uncredited)

Jack Stoney
Police Detective (uncredited)

Laurie Mitchell
One of Ned's Girlfriends

Dayton Lummis
Reporter from The Bulletin (uncredited)

Jack Pennick
Cannon Mate Carson (uncredited)
