Wait for me - 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea - Ned Land

Ned Land (Kirk Douglas) runs away from cannibals after trying to escape the Nautilus in Disney's seminal 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, based on the novel by Jules Verne. This video is owned by Disney, posted for entertainment purposes only.

[@lawrenceclemens8494]

Such a great line by Nemo: "Since you invaded their privacy, they have every right to invade ours."

[@waynemacfarland1546]

It's like he was actually expecting Ned to attempt an escape and be chased back to the Nautilus by cannibals.

[@guardian08527]

That moment when you realize you got off the bus in the wrong neighborhood.

[@kfures3469]

I love how those two are just so hysterical and Nemo is so damn calm

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

They know nothing, while Nemo knows everything.

[@swapankumarsengupta252]

Cinematography of Jules Verne's classic 20000 Leagues Under the Sea 1954 version is brilliant.

[@nathancruz9172]

Yes, it’s still my favorite movie from 1954.

[@davidwesley2525]

Directed by Richard Fleischer , son of cartoonist Max Fleischer famous for producing Betty Boop cartoons. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖

[@lordgarmadon2598]

My favorite film of all time.

[@nathancruz9172]

1:43 me too.

[@janeyrevanescence12]

Fun fact: Kirk Douglas' little fall from 0:50-0:54 wasn't scripted. It came when the crew forgot to put sandbags in the skiff to weight it down so when Douglas went to row, it wasn't as heavy and he fell backwards. It was kept in because the director thought it was funny

[@johnjacobjingleheimer-schm491]

janeyrevanescence12 - and it actually looks like a dude rowing for his life.

[@Alice0s]

Indeed, it's very funny:->

[@TMX1138]

I wonder if this scene was the inspiration for Captain Jack Sparrow being chased by cannibals in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest.

[@5Mariner]

Wouldn't surprise me

[@juliankramer8058]

I came here cause i had the same question

[@nathancruz9172]

Julian Kramer me too.

[@Autisticguywithacamera]

I wouldn't be too surprised if it did inspire it. They're pretty similar.

[@N.G.S._01]

Eh. I think I prefer this film over the Pirate sequels.

[@waynemacfarland1546]

I like how Captain Nemo is so calm and nonchalant, seeming quite to handle the gravity of the situation without panicking, while Ned and Conseil, on the other hand, are so hysterical. It's like he was expecting Ned to attempt an escape and be chased back to the Nautilus by cannibals. To be fair, Nemo did warn them about the cannibals and to stay on the beach so as to avoid them, but Ned deliberately disobeyed him and ignored his warning. Ned did have a strong desire to escape, just as Nemo had predicted earlier before he let them go ashore.

[@emperorconstantine1.361]

There was a pair of local extras during the filming of the chase part, where one had on his face “Eat at Joe’s” Another two or three behind him had “I Ate Joe” painted on their faces. The director had a good laugh at that joke.

[@brettbarnett3465]

Nemo is so calm all the time.

[@natewilson6760]

An admirable trait.

[@johndahl8522]

Well with that industrial tech I would be to.

[@waynemacfarland1546]

Since he knows how to deal with unwelcome guests aboard his boat, I would be, too.

[@PadraigG8]

NED: HEY, WAIT FOR ME!!! CONSEIL: Nah man, you're on your own! I'm outta here!

[@nathancruz9172]

Algae 0:06 😆

[@3piper]

To be fair, Captain Nemo DID warn them but Ned blew him off. When no one else went ashore should have been a tip off that something was not right

[@Garrettk41]

Well, Nemo did invite Professor Arronax to go ashore, but he declined.

[@davidwesley2525]

@@Garrettk41 smart man.👍👍👍

[@waynemacfarland1546]

@@Garrettk41 Because the last time Nemo took him ashore it was a thread to murder, like he said.

[@Garrettk41]

@@waynemacfarland1546 Yes, I didn't forget that. I just meant maybe that's why Ned and Conseil weren't suspicious.

[@wildflower2176]

2020 has been so "eventful" that I forgot Kirk Douglas died at the start. I also forgot about Kobe...I was amazed when the hubby told me that.

[@001GenLee]

I like how the row boat was apart of the submarine, as if it was a secret compartment. Sucks Disney World did away with this great ride! :( ...but, I can understand if it was costing lots of $ to maintain, still sucks though, as I never got a chance to ride it. I guess that's what youtube's for, viewing videos of it on here..

[@williamshaw9047]

1:02 Duck, it's cartoon spears!

[@waynemacfarland1546]

One would think being chased back by cannibals would've been punishment enough, but Captain Nemo decided to punish Ned anyway by locking him up in the brig.

[@tankmaster1018]

Damn they got a shitload of extras for this scene didn't they? Haha and also the music is pretty damn cool. Didn't really remember it but its poppin! Haha

[@joltagegyronicthehedgehog4911]

That is so funny being chased by cannibals who trespassed on the island

[@nathancruz9172]

James Gallagher 0:02-0:05 right, before pirates of the Caribbean: dead man’s chest.

[@5Mariner]

RIP Peter Lorre

[@nathancruz9172]

5Mariner 1904-1964

[@5Mariner]

@@nathancruz9172 He was a good man. As was Kirk Douglas

[@alanfoster6589]

Lorre was a judo expert back when people didn't know what that was. He got to show off that skill in the Mr. Moto series of films.

[@nicknack8819]

This is Negril's Seven Mile Beach.

[@DixiePokerAce]

Boy, I glad these natives had their outrigger canoes handy.

[@speedsrules6496]

I wonder if that was north sentinel island they were on.

[@brcshephard]

in the story it’s New Guinea

[@robertcorbell1006]

The novel and the film both have it as the southern coast of Papua New Guinea up against the Torres Strait and the mouth of the Fly River. The tribe that lives there in real life is the Kiwai while the book and movie emphasize war shields and bird-of-paradise feather headdresses as seen on the Asmat. The novel even has them stop to perform a war dance to frighten them before attacking, giving them the time they need to escape before the canoes get broken out.

[@criminaldefenseboston]

some of this was filmed in Jamaica, specifically Negril's 7 mile beach

[@pip12111]

Nemo. Is like you two white boys messin around their hood. They can come bust a move in ours

[@nathancruz9172]

Kevin Pippin 2:03 now, you mentioned it.

[@davidwesley2525]

This was filmed in Jamaica , with Jamaican residents portraying New Guinea head hunters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💖💖💖

[@lanceedain8617]

No clips on KZbin of the shock? Damn.

[@forrestgumball]

Lance Edain kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqe6anuBnL96o7M

[@alanfoster6589]

Not pc.

[@borderland7504]

Notice that just as Ned reaches the boat at 0:47 you can begin to hear the Gilligan's Island theme. Do you think that inspired the song or even the series in any way? After all Ned had just done something rather foolish which was the concept that defined Gilligan's personality during the show's entire run.

[@Eidlones]

Gilligan's Island also debuted about 10 years after this was released, so..

[@MrKajithecat]

NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE!

[@arober9758]

how shocking!

[@tonyscott1658]

Love this scene! It's showing JBs in their purity. Lucky us, cancel culture has not yet caught up to it! :-)

[@yeeticus_maximus9616]

Too bad they didn't get Ned.