The stars of The Captain Hates the Sea (1934) clown around on the ship. Also celebrity sightings at the train station, a sailing regatta, Jackie Cooper on the set of Treasure Island (1934), and a party for children of the stars.
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If you have any interest in the machinery of old Hollywood, you’ll probably get a kick out of this. If you’re just looking for a movie with a plot, turn back now. This is essentially a curated home movie for people who weren't even born yet. It’s not exactly The House of Fear, is it? It’s more like watching your gran...
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"If you have any interest in the machinery of old Hollywood, you’ll probably get a kick out of this. If you’re just looking for a movie with a plot, turn back now. This is essentially a curated home movie for people who weren't even born yet. It’s not exactly The House of Fear, is it? It’s more like watching your grandparents' vacation slides, if your grandparents were major 1934 movie stars. The whole thing feels disjointed. You go from a ship set to a train station, and then suddenly you're ..."
