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''Ship of Fools'' is a 1965 American drama film directed by Creator/StanleyKramer, based on the novel of the same name by Katherine Anne Porter. Its EnsembleCast includes Creator/VivienLeigh, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/JoseFerrer, Creator/LeeMarvin, Creator/ElizabethAshley, Creator/GeorgeSegal and Creator/GeorgeSegal.
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''Ship of Fools'' is a 1965 American drama film directed by Creator/StanleyKramer, based on the novel of the same name by Katherine Anne Porter. Its EnsembleCast includes Creator/VivienLeigh, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/JoseFerrer, Creator/LeeMarvin, Creator/ElizabethAshley, and Creator/GeorgeSegal.
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''Ship of Fools'' is a 1965 drama directed by Creator/StanleyKramer, based on the novel of the same name by Katherine Anne Porter. Its EnsembleCast includes Creator/VivienLeigh, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/JoseFerrer, Creator/LeeMarvin, Creator/ElizabethAshley, and Creator/GeorgeSegal.
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The characters serve as a cross section of one of the most turbulent periods in modern history. The altruistic myopia of the German Jew who believes his country means him no harm, the American apathy to the escalating global conflict, and the changing cultural tides provide an interesting portait of the philosophies of the time period.
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The characters serve as a cross section of one of the most turbulent periods in modern history. The altruistic myopia of the German Jew who believes his country means him no harm, the American apathy to the escalating global conflict, and the changing cultural tides provide an interesting portait portrait of the philosophies of the time period.
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* David Scott (Segal) and Jenny Brown (Elizabeth Ashley), he being a young frustraed left-wing artist and she being his only partially understanding girlfriend
* Carl Glocken (Michael Dunn), a jovial dwarf
* Siegfried Rieber (Ferrer), an enthusiastic Nazi pretty excited about going back to Germany
* Freytag (Alf Kjellin), a German with a Jewish wife
* Julius Lowenthal (Heinz Ruehmann), a German Jew who underestimates how bad it's going to get back home
* Captain Thiele (Charles Korvin) is captain of the ship, but more attention is paid to Willi Schumann (Oskar Werner), the ship's doctor
* Bill Tenny (Marvin), a loud-mouthed obnoxious American and a failed professional baseball player
* "La Condesa" (Signoret), a Spanish countess bound for prison in Tenerife for helping subversives
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* Carl Glocken (Michael Dunn), a jovial dwarf
* Siegfried Rieber (Ferrer), an enthusiastic Nazi pretty excited about going back to Germany
* Freytag (Alf Kjellin), a German with a Jewish wife
* Julius Lowenthal (Heinz Ruehmann), a German Jew who underestimates how bad it's going to get back home
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''Ship of Fools'' is a 1965 drama directed by Creator/StanleyKramer, based on the novel of the same name by Katherine Anne Porter. Its EnsembleCast includes Creator/VivienLeigh, [[Creator/JoseFerrer José Ferrer, Ferrer]], Creator/SimoneSignoret, and Creator/LeeMarvin.
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* SecretlyDying: Dr. Schumann is vague about his reasons for leaving service on the ship. He's dying of a heart condition.
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* {{Chiaroscuro}}: The scene where Johann enters Amparo the hooker's cabin in order to purchase her services is lit only with a single light from Amparo's bathroom. She is in silhouette throughout.
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* Mary Treadwell (Leigh), ayoung couple, bitter, late-middle-aged American divorcee
* Bill Tenny (Marvin), afriendly yet cynical dwarf, loud-mouthed obnoxious American and a failed professional baseball player, and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick player
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* ImmigrantPatriotism: A particularly ugly and destructive variant in the form of Herr Reiber, who is very enthusiastic about the tide of history in Nazi Germany, despite the fact that he is actually from Austria. (This is of course symbolic of UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler himself, who was Austrian.)
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* SmartPeoplePlayChess: The captain and the doctor, the most ostentatiously intellectual people on the ship, play chess in the captain's stateroom.
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* {{Eagleland}}: As Homer Simpson taught the world, Lee Marvin was always drunk and violent. Here he plays Bill Tenny, a loud, abrasive, racist drunk. In this symbolic portrayal of the world as it was in 1933, he's Eagleland Flavor 2.
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* HaveAGayOldTime: "And what about your childhood? Did nothing gay happen to you at all?" This was near the end of the era where HaveAGayOldTime was played straight, as the modern meaning of the word was beginning to take over.
