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James Mason, Dorothy Dandridge, and Stuart Whitman in The Decks Ran Red (1958)

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The Decks Ran Red

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There is no music or any score in the movie until the very end. Until then, all the ambient sounds are ship noises.
The movie is introduced as based on a true story, and there was indeed a mysterious and bloody mutiny aboard a ship also named the Berwind, occurring in the year 1905. Per the news account of the time, the captain of the real Berwind was the similarly named "E.B. Rumill," and the probable mutineer was named Henry Scott, names also used in the movie.
Filming took place in southern California aboard the Chios, Greece-registered SS Igor (originally the SS Philip C. Shera), a World War II Liberty Ship launched in December 1943 and then owned by the Los and Pezas ship owning families. She was scrapped in Taiwan in 1969.
According to an article in the 7 October 1957 edition of the Los Angeles Times, Robert Ryan had been cast in the lead role.
The overalls of the Mariposa engine room crew show the name 'Matson Line', which is a major shipping company.

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