The Bounty (1/11) Movie CLIP - Gag Them Both (1984) HD

[@Beans360]

Im surprised the ship didn't sink carrying that much talent.

[@petersmithyy4556]

HAHAHAHA nice one

[@timothyq.5070]

Facts

[@TheRampagingGallowglass75]

Equally shocking that it didn't levitate & float off across the ocean due to the presence of such outstanding & transcendent talent on one boat in one freaking movie. Amazing!

[@NeilLewis77]

I know right. Morrissey is an absolute ledge.

[@556tavor]

Awesome comment sir. Off to Pitcairn you go skallewag.

[@philipford6183]

What a cast. What a film.

[@lumineszenz8242]

Liams Voice 😍 He was always good looking but as an old man he looks even better 💕

[@sedlyholmes3722]

Mel Gibson Anthony Hopkins Daniel-Day Lewis Liam Neeson ......In one scene

[@sirobertson7806]

you forgot about neil morrisey sadge

[@Beans360]

Im surprised the ship didn't sink carrying that much talent.

[@Alvan81]

ACTING!! Master Thespians 🙂. Don't forget Sir Laurence Olivier, and Edward Fox at the trial.

[@petersmithyy4556]

You also have to remember that at the time this film was made, these actors weren't as big as they became later. They were more or less just starting out, but now years later that they are all megastars it's definitely a super impressive cast and makes me want to watch this film over and over

[@Razzle_Dazzle-]

Bernard Hill (King of Rohan)

[@yeahwhatever3576]

Those ships were a life support system. And for most of the time they had to be self sufficient. Harsh as he sounds, Bligh was right. Law and order was everything on those ships.

[@coolcat6303]

He was right until he became abusive to his crew and officers.

[@Alvan81]

He had 2 mutinies, and a civil revolt in his land assignment!! He seems to have had some leadership/or basic human relationship difficulties.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

@@coolcat6303 Somewhat* abusive. Edward Edward's was a REAL tyrant.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

@Alvan "He left sailors to drown in tbe brig." That ship was the Pandora and the captain was Edward Edward's. Not Bligh. Get it right!

[@georgea.567]

@@Alvan81 One of those mutinies was fleet wide and had nothing to do with his leadership. The crews mutinied over pay I believe.

[@Cheekiemoney]

Young Liam Nelson is the craziest thing I've seen today.

[@alexyboiz]

The way he says Put your knees up was cold as hell... wtf there's no need to be that harsh

[@justinmjdell]

We’re bloody sailors...not bloody dancers!

[@mariorosario9081]

Don't answer back!!

[@alexgataric]

They needed Richard Simmons to give them an energetic workout.

[@777Outrigger]

The Royal Navy is not a humorous institution, Mr Christain.

[@comelunch103]

well said , GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!!

[@rayunited2010foryou]

DDL played the character so well that I literally despised him.

[@gladiatorfingertips9564]

Hers a quote;17. When the higher officers are angry and insubordinate, and on meeting the enemy give battle on their own account from a feeling of resentment, before the commander-in-chief can tell whether or no he is in a position to fight, the result is ruin. Armies succeed through coordinated command and action.

[@amc204]

Ha - a very young Neil Morrissey!

[@jimbeau1uk]

They were lucky to have escaped a flogging with the cat.

[@NickMcFarland01]

That's a much better punishment than a flogging or whipping, but still teaches a humbling lesson.

[@MaevaStardust]

The Royal Navy is not a humorous institution, sir and insubordination is no laughing matter. 😃😃😃

[@envitech02]

I may not agree with the Captain but I'd carry out his orders.

[@matthewbayliss6757]

0:42 IT WASN'T BLOODY ME!

[@robbhahn8897]

You’re gagged

[@samanthab1923]

Odin, Mad Max, Zeus, & Bill the Butcher take in some sea air 😂

[@RocioMaz]

Love the movie. And DDL💘

[@sillyone52062]

Liam Neeson looks good here, but better today....

[@sillyone52062]

trha2222 Liam Neeson played Churchill in the Bounty.

[@ArnoldDarkshner99]

trha2222 Bush did WTC

[@whocrusader5179]

Before Star Wars

[@udayanpaul8042]

Surface the boat ! K19

[@simonrichert1886]

What is used to gag them? Are they wooden blocks held in place by rope? Was that the method used in the navy at the time if someone had to be punished? More likely i guess a gagging would have been done by anything available.

[@TomKirkman1]

Considering the caliber of these actors, it only serves to confirm the true greatness of the actors in the 1962 version of this movie.

[@scottmiller6495]

You're right, this was a good film, but the 1962 version with Marlon Brando and Trevor Howard is slightly better!!!!!

[@TomKirkman1]

@@scottmiller6495 Yes, that's what I meant.

[@colliric]

​@@TomKirkman1The 1935 Clark Gable version is a Goddamn masterpiece. Will always have been the best of the three films.

[@borleyboo5613]

Who was the sailor who died? I know he was called ‘Valentine’ and Steve Fletcher played him, but I can’t place him in the film. I think he was a child actor at the time.

[@robbhahn8897]

Crew got tired of Blight…and dancing

[@Ermwhatthesigma-i9q]

Why don't the officers have to dance as well?

[@robbhahn8897]

Because they suck at dancing

[@michaelfraguada6646]

Does anyone know what the violin tune is called?!

[@orangepekoe5243]

I know I’m two years late but my best guess is that it’s Cooley’s Reel.

[@MrJobsworth1979]

This is how Zumba started

[@locust50]

Song ?

[@lordflashheart3706]

Cooley's reel

[@edwardbliss8931]

So how does Mr Friar know to gag them both from a mere glance? Telepathy?

[@allstarscope]

What you on about you?

[@ramiel01]

Time under the command of the Captain may play a role, but publicly and immediately reversing the decision of a subordinate hurts the entire chain of command (only my opinion).

[@swlc5555]

Bligh didn't give him the order to gag them both. Fryer looked toward Bligh as if "What do I do?". The look Bligh gave back to him was one of, "You're an officer Fryer. Don't look to me, this is your call to make." So Fryer made the call to gag them both.

[@kempaku982]

@@swlc5555 I made the same assessment.

[@Altairific]

@@swlc5555 My interpretation is that Friar knew he was gagging an innocent man and that it was part of keeping his authority on the men. Christian questioning in front of the men was a problem and Friar was conveying that to Bligh who was like "I know, sorry, but do something".

[@gladiatorfingertips9564]

It wouldn't be a bad Idea to punish insubordination in this country.

[@AI-cp1jg]

Why does the crew hate Daniel Day Lewis' character so much in this movie?

[@NickMcFarland01]

They respect him enough to address him properly (sir), but he still punishes them frequently.

[@kmart3453]

His hats look dumb as hell

[@rayunited2010foryou]

+ Sven Guli He's not a good person and keeps punishing the sailors whether or not they do anything wrong.

[@theenglishalpinist5031]

Upper class toff, they would see him as born into privilege and officerhood.

[@AI-cp1jg]

@@theenglishalpinist5031 But don't the English grunts also want their officers to be proper gentleman?

[@TheTarget1980]

I dont get the point. They were punished for what?

[@Alvan81]

Bligh was a lousy leader.

[@Diana-su8zq]

Wow Mel Gibson and daniel D lewis so hot😍😍😍

[@cheeseandonions9558]

Acting? 1st class Directing? 1st class Cinematography? 1st class Plot? 2rd class Relevance? 5th class

[@g.g6081]

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[@GidgetTheSurferGirl1]

Trump2020 Brought me here!

[@petersmithyy4556]

Can you explain the reason?