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The Last Place on Earth

Duration:

396 min

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

8.3

Details

Country: UK

Filming Locations: Greenland

Cast

Actor

Character

Sverre Anker Ousdal

The Last Place on Earth

Martin Shaw

Captain R. F. Scott

Stephen Moore

Dr. 'Bill' Wilson

Ståle Bjørnhaug

Olav Bjaaland

Tom Georgeson

P.O. Lashly

Hugh Grant

Cherry-Garrard

Michael Maloney

Lt. 'Teddy' Evans

Richard Morant

Capt. 'Titus' Oates

Sylvester McCoy

Lt. 'Birdie' Bowers

Robin Soans

Surgeon Atkinson

Tom Gerrard

P.O. Keohane

Jan Hårstad

Helmer Hanssen (5 episodes, 1985)

Erik Hivju

Sverre Hassel (5 episodes, 1985)

Ivar Nørve

Oscar Wisting (5 episodes, 1985)

Daragh O'Malley

P.O. Crean

Paul Rothery

'Silas' Wright

Pat Roach

P.O. Evans

Susan Wooldridge

Kathleen Bruce - Mrs. Scott

Jon Eikemo

Adolf Lindström

Bill Nighy

Cecil Meares

Sven Nordin

Gran (4 episodes, 1985)

Jirí Stanislav

Dimitri

Hans Ola Sørlie

Jorgen Stubberud (4 episodes, 1985)

Max von Sydow

Fridtjof Nansen

Lawrence Douglas

Bernard Day

Per Theodor Haugen

Leon Amundsen (3 episodes, 1985)

Alexander Knox

Sir Clements Markham

Toralv Maurstad

Hjalmar Johansen

Peter Jeffrey

Lord Curzon

Nils Ole Oftebro

Lt. Nilsen (3 episodes, 1985)

Sue Robinson

Mrs. Ory Wilson

Bjørn Skagestad

Kristian Prestrud (3 episodes, 1985)

Robin Summers

P.O. Clissold (3 episodes, 1985)

Erik Bye

Andreas Beck (2 episodes, 1985)

Cliff Burnett

Reg Skelton (2 episodes, 1985)

Brian Dennehy

Frederick Cook

Julian Fox

Lt. Campbell (2 episodes, 1985)

Astrid Folstad

Betty (2 episodes, 1985)

Anthony Hyde

Dr. Simpson (2 episodes, 1985)

Terry Kingley

Griffith Taylor (2 episodes, 1985)

Jane Laurie

Hilda Evans (2 episodes, 1985)

Peter Sands

Lt. Pennell

Nickolas Grace

Lord Howard De Walden

Richard Todd

Mr. Barnes

Richard Wilson

Scott Keltie (2 episodes, 1985)

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Trivia

The song that Olav Bjaaland (Ståle Bjørnhaug) sings when the Norwegian team breaks the "farthest south" record is "Nordmannen", also called "Millom Bakkar og Berg". The lyrics are by the Norwegian poet and linguist, Ivar Aasen (1813-1896), best known for developing the "landsmaal" written language from rural Norwegian dialects. The music is by Ludvig Lindeman (1812-1887).