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| Director: | Roy Ward Baker | 
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| Writer: | Eric Ambler, Walter Lord | 
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| The sinking of the Titanic is presented in a highly realistic fashion in this tense British drama. The disaster is portrayed largely from the perspective of the ocean liner's second officer, Charles Lightoller. Despite numerous warnings about ice, the ship sails on, with Capt. Edward John Smith keeping it going at a steady clip. When the doomed vessel finally hits an iceberg, the crew and passengers discover that they lack enough lifeboats, and tragedy follows. | |
| Release Date: | Jul 03, 1958 | 
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| Director: | Roy Ward Baker | 
| Writer: | Eric Ambler, Walter Lord | 
| Genres: | Action, Drama, History | 
| Keywords | atlantic ocean, iceberg, ship, titanic, based on true story, survival, disaster, 1910s | 
| Production Companies | The Rank Organisation | 
| Box Office | Revenue: $0 Budget: $1,680,000 | 
| Updates | Updated: Aug 09, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 | 
| Name | Character | 
|---|---|
| Kenneth More | Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller | 
| Ronald Allen | Mr. Clarke | 
| Robert Ayres | Maj. Arthur Peuchen | 
| Honor Blackman | Mrs. Liz Lucas | 
| Anthony Bushell | Capt. Arthur Rostron | 
| John Cairney | Mr. Murphy | 
| Jill Dixon | Mrs. Clarke | 
| Jane Downs | Mrs. Sylvia Lightoller | 
| James Dyrenforth | Col. Archibald Gracie | 
| Michael Goodliffe | Thomas Andrews | 
| Kenneth Griffith | Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips | 
| Harriette Johns | Lady Richard | 
| Frank Lawton | Chairman J. Bruce Ismay | 
| Richard Leech | First Officer William Murdoch | 
| David McCallum | Assistant Wireless Operator Harold Bride | 
| Alec McCowen | Wireless Operator Harold Thomas Cottam | 
| Tucker McGuire | Mrs. Margaret 'Molly' Brown | 
| John Merivale | Robbie Lucas | 
| Ralph Michael | Mr. Yates | 
| Laurence Naismith | Capt. Edward John Smith | 
| Russell Napier | Capt. Stanley Lord | 
| Redmond Phillips | Mr. Hoyle | 
| George Rose | Chief Baker Charles Joughin | 
| Joseph Tomelty | Dr. William O'Loughlin | 
| Patrick Waddington | Sir Richard | 
| Jack Watling | Fourth Officer Joseph Boxhall | 
| Geoffrey Bayldon | Wireless Operator Cyril Evans | 
| Michael Bryant | Sixth Officer James Moody | 
| Cyril Chamberlain | Quartermaster George Thomas Rowe | 
| Richard Clarke | Gallagher | 
| Bee Duffell | Mrs. Farrell | 
| Harold Goldblatt | Benjamin Guggenheim | 
| Gerald Harper | 3rd Officer - Carpathia | 
| Richard Hayward | Victualling Officer | 
| Thomas Heathcote | Steward | 
| Danuta Karell | Polish Mother | 
| Andrew Keir | 2nd Engineer Officer John Henry Hesketh | 
| Christina Lubicz | Polish Girl | 
| Barry MacGregor | Apprentice James Gibson | 
| Edward Malin | Dining Saloon Steward | 
| Patrick McAlinney | Mr. James Farrell | 
| Helen Misener | Mrs. Ida Straus | 
| Mary Monahan | Kate | 
| Howard Pays | Fifth Officer Harold Lowe | 
| Philip Ray | Reverend Anderson | 
| Harold Siddons | Second Officer Herbert Stone | 
| Julian Somers | Mr. Bull - Man on Train | 
| Tim Turner | Third Officer Charles Groves | 
| Meier Tzelniker | Mr. Isador Straus | 
| Alexis Chesnakov | Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Desmond Llewelyn | Seaman at Steerage Gate (uncredited) | 
| Marianne Stone | Stewardess (uncredited) | 
| Stuart Wagstaff | Titanic Steward (Uncredited) | 
| Robert Henderson | Mr. Harris (uncredited) | 
| Norman Rossington | Steward James Kiernan | 
| Peter Burton | 1st Class Steward (uncredited) | 
| George A. Cooper | Carpathia Purser Hughes (uncredited) | 
| Bess Flowers | Steerage Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Harold Sanderson | Crewman (uncredited) | 
| Bernard Fox | Lookout Frederick Fleet (uncredited) | 
| Victor Wood | Steward (uncredited) | 
| Bob Simmons | Stoker (uncredited) | 
| Stratford Johns | Crewman on Upturned Lifeboat (uncredited) | 
| Alastair Hunter | Steward at Steerage Gate (uncredited) | 
| Guy Standeven | Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Max Faulkner | Waiter (uncredited) | 
| Richard Beale | Harbor Pilot (uncredited) | 
| Pauline Chamberlain | Wife (uncredited) | 
| Jack Hedley | Passenger on deck (uncredited) | 
| Dudley Sutton | Lookout (uncredited) | 
| Hal Osmond | Steward (uncredited) | 
| Jack Mower | 1st Class Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Miki Iveria | Lifeboat passenger (uncredited) | 
| John Tatham | First Class Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Beth Rogan | Passenger calling for Eileen (uncredited) | 
| Arthur Gross | Quartermaster Robert Hitchens (uncredited) | 
| Victor Harrington | Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Doreen Keogh | Passenger who Jumps in the Sea (uncredited) | 
| Michael Lees | Man with Souvenir Piece of Ice (uncredited) | 
| Derren Nesbitt | Stoker Holding Oar on Upturned Lifeboat (uncredited) | 
| John Moulder-Brown | Titanic Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Jean Anderson | Stuffy Lady in Lifeboat (uncredited) | 
| Jeremy Bulloch | Boy Jumping into Water (uncredited) | 
| Paul Hardwick | Guggenheim's Valet (uncredited) | 
| Jack May | Steerage Passenger (uncredited) | 
| George Lane Cooper | Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Mabel Etherington | 1st Class Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Glyn Houston | Stoker (uncredited) | 
| Fletcher Lightfoot | Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Muriel Maddox | 1st Class Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Robert Scroggins | Titanic Bellboy (uncredited) | 
| Joan Benham | Lottie (uncredited) | 
| Peter Brace | Stoker (uncredited) | 
| Emile Stemmler | Steerage Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Derek Prentice | 1st Class Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Alf Mangan | Crewman (uncredited) | 
| David Birks | Stoker / Crewman (uncredited) | 
| Peter Sallis | Minor Role (uncredited) | 
| Jack Carter | Steward / Steerage Passenger / Another Passenger (uncredited) | 
| Sean Connery | Deckhand (uncredited) | 
| Rosamund Greenwood | Mrs Bull (uncredited) | 
| Emerton Court | Chief Engineer Joseph Bell (uncredited) | 
| Henry Campbell | W. T. Stead (uncredited) | 
| Larry Taylor | bearded seaman (uncredited) | 
| Alma Taylor | old woman who leaves her seat to a young mother on the lifeboat (uncredited) | 
| Jack Stewart | Stoker Barrett (uncredited) | 
| Olwen Brookes | Miss Evans (uncredited) | 
| Howard Lang | Chief Officer Henry Wilde (uncredited) | 
| Name | Job | 
|---|---|
| Penny Daniels | Continuity | 
| Roy Ward Baker | Director | 
| Eric Ambler | Screenplay | 
| Robert Asher | Assistant Director | 
| William Alwyn | Original Music Composer | 
| Walter Lord | Novel | 
| Harry Miller | Sound Editor | 
| Alex Vetchinsky | Art Direction | 
| Yvonne Caffin | Costume Design | 
| David Harcourt | Camera Operator | 
| W.T. Partleton | Makeup Artist | 
| Bill Warrington | Special Effects | 
| Mike Fox | Clapper Loader | 
| Gordon K. McCallum | Sound Recordist | 
| Geoffrey Daniels | Sound Recordist | 
| Maurice Gibson | Second Assistant Director | 
| Arthur Alcott | Production Controller | 
| Len Townsend | Set Dresser | 
| Jack Hanbury | Production Manager | 
| Muir Mathieson | Conductor | 
| Pauline Trent | Hairdresser | 
| Geoffrey Unsworth | Director of Photography | 
| Sidney Hayers | Editor | 
| Name | Title | 
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| William MacQuitty | Producer | 
| Earl St. John | Executive Producer | 
| Organization | Category | Person | |
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| Golden Globes | Best Actress | Susan Hayward | Nominated | 
Popularity History
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I am acting on his advice. This ship is going to founder. Directed by Roy Ward Baker, A Night To Remember is adapted by Eric Ambler from the book written by Walter Lord. Though only met with a lukewarm response at the box office on release, the film has since received critical acclaim and is high ... ly regarded by Titanic historians for its accuracy. The story of the ill fated voyage of the RMS Titanic is here given a first rate telling by Baker and his crew. Kenneth Moore heads up the multiple cast list (there's over 200 speaking parts), but crucially they let the story be the star. This is about that desperate and distressing night, when people of all classes perished due to a number of circumstances. Circumstances that are all fully formed here. They largely stick to the source story, and by using research with actual survivors they have kept it straightforward and factual. There's also no sub-plots to bog it down, there's time spent with the principals of course, but only enough time to hold our interest when disaster strikes and decisions are to be made. Given a story with so much detail it's a major achievement that the film never sags, the outcome of which is a classic movie that's as memorable as it is poignant. 8/10