The Hawaiians (1970)

Dir: Tom Gries Drama stars 3

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The Hawaiians is an American film first released in 1970, directed by Tom Gries. The film stars Charlton Heston, Tina Chen, Geraldine Chaplin, Mako and John Phillip Law. It has also been released under the title: Master of the Islands. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Tom Gries
Script: James Michener, James R. Webb
Photo: Lucien Ballard, Philip H. Lathrop
Music: Henry Mancini
Cast: Charlton Heston (Whipple ’Whip’ Hoxworth), Tina Chen (Nyuk Tsin), Geraldine Chaplin (Purity Hoxworth), Mako (Mun Ki), John Phillip Law (Noel Hoxworth), Alec McCowen (Micah Hale), Don Knight (Milton Overpeck), Miko Mayama (Fumiko), Virginia Ann Lee (Mei Li), Chris Robinson (Dr. Whipple Jr.), Naomi Stevens (Queen Liliuokalani), Keye Luke (Foo Sen), Khigh Dhiegh (Kai Chung), Mary Munday (Malama Hale), Harry Townes (Houghton), Lyle Bettger (Janders), James Hong (Ti Chong), Jeffrey Chang (America as an Adult), Tanya Chang (Mei Li at 8), Winston Char (Europe at 17), Wayne Chow (Asia as an Adult), Steve Choy (Australia as an Adult), Eric Lin Moon Chu (Europe as an Adult), Matthew Fitzgerald (Symes), Bill Fong (Australia at 14), James Gregory (Dr. Whipple Sr.), Harry Holcombe (Fredericks), Daniel Kaleikini Jr. (Police Lt. Keholo), Galen Kam (Jim Wu), Randall Duk Kim (Asia at 19), Ann Knight, Mark LeBuse (Kilauea captain), Michael Leon (Africa at 18), Jules Martin (Noel at 6), Mailie McCauley (Iliki), Alan Naluai (Kimo), Ed Pang (Africa as an Adult), George Paulsin (Noel at 15), Elizabeth Smith (Apikela), Murray Staff (A. Whipple), Herman Wedemeyer (Fire chief), Bruce Wilson (Morris), Forrest Wood (Hewlett), Soo Yong (Mrs. Ching), Victor Young (America at 16), Victor Sen Yung (Chun Fat)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 134 min
Aka: Master of the Islands

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