
Shackleton (2002)
Synopsis
The true story of Ernest Shackleton's 1914 Endurance expedition to the the South Pole and his epic struggle to lead his crew to safety after his ship was crushed in the pack ice.
Seasons
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Temporada 1 2002 · 2 episodes
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Especiais 3 episodes
Cast
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Kenneth Branagh Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton
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Phoebe Nicholls Emily Shackleton
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Eve Best Eleanor Shackleton
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Mark Tandy Frank Shackleton
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Ian Mercer Ernest Holness
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Lorcan Cranitch Frank Wild
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Kevin McNally Frank Worsley
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Ken Drury Henry Mcneish
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Shaun Dooley Hubert Hudson
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Pip Torrens James McIlroy
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Jamie Lee James Wordie
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Corin Redgrave Lord Curzon
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Danny Webb Perris
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Embeth Davidtz Rosalind Chetwynd
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Mark McGann Tom Crean
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Nicholas Rowe Thomas Orde-Lees
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Nigel Whitmey William Blakewell
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Chris Larkin George Marston
Production
- StatusEnded
- NetworkChannel 4
- CountriesAustralia and United Kingdom
- First aired01/02/2002
- votes40
Crew
- Charles Sturridge Director
- Charles Sturridge Writer
- Selwyn Roberts Producer
- Delia Fine Executive producer
- Francesca Barra Executive producer
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Questions about the series Shackleton
What is Shackleton about?
Shackleton: The true story of Ernest Shackleton's 1914 Endurance expedition to the the South Pole and his epic struggle to lead his crew to safety after his ship was crushed in the pack ice.
How many seasons does Shackleton have?
Shackleton has 1 season, with 2 episodes in total.
Is Shackleton still running?
Shackleton has ended in 2002.
How long is each episode of Shackleton?
Each episode of Shackleton runs about 103 minutes.
Who stars in Shackleton?
The cast of Shackleton includes Kenneth Branagh, Phoebe Nicholls, Eve Best, Mark Tandy and Ian Mercer.
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Trivia
- It premiered on January 2, 2002, a Wednesday.
- It has 1 season(s) and 2 episode(s) — about 2 per season.
- It originally aired on Channel 4.
- It is a production from: Australia, United Kingdom.
- This series' quiz has 6 questions.
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