Elmo Williams

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American film editor, producer, and director born in 1913. He won the Academy Award for Best Film Editing for High Noon (1952) and later worked as a producer and second-unit director for 20th Century Fox, coordinating the massive multi-director shoot of The Longest Day (1962). He co-directed Hell Ship Mutiny (1957) with Lee Sholem.

Directed

5.51957·1h 5mPD

Adventure, Action

A 1957 American South Seas adventure directed by Lee Sholem and Elmo Williams, starring Jon Hall — who also produced and narrated — alongside John Carradine, Peter Lorre, and Mike Mazurki. Captain Jim Knight sails the South Sea Islands and discovers a criminal gang that has seized a small island, forcing the native pearl divers to work beyond safe limits. After Knight captures the gang, they escape en route to Tahiti and a corrupt French magistrate joins them when a native boy locates a sunken ship carrying a Burmese king's treasure. The film was compiled from Knight of the South Seas, an unsold 1955 television pilot, and gave Hall ample opportunity to show off the underwater diving footage he loved. It is in the public domain.

Adventure · Action

Hell Ship Mutiny

1957 - Adventure