Die Schatzinsel 1966
Die Schatzinsel Synopsis: "Die Schatzinsel" (Treasure Island) - 1966: An Overview This film is a live-action, East-German/Czechoslovak adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic adventure novel. However, it's crucial to know that it is not a direct, faithful adaptation of the book. Instead, it is a highly liberal and stylised re-imagining that blends the pirate adventure with the popular genre of the time: the Euro-Western. Plot Summary (The Basic Premise) The core premise remains the same: a young man, Jim Hawkins, comes into possession of a treasure map and embarks on a voyage to a remote island. However, the 1966 version takes significant liberties: Setting: While the novel is set in the 18th century, this film has a distinct 19th-century "Wild West" feel, with characters using revolvers and wearing costumes that feel more like cowboys than classic 1700s pirates.
- Released: 1966-12-25
- Genre: Action & Adventure
Die Schatzinsel Movie Cast (Stars):
Michael Ande,
Ivor Dean,
Jacques Monod,
Georges Riquier,
Jacques Dacqmine,
Michel Charrel,
Jean Reney,
Jean Pierre Gerard,
Dante Maggio,
Ilsemarie Schnering,
Jacques Godin,
Jean Mauvais,
Jean Saudray,
Sylvain Lévignac,
François Darbon,
Leroy Haynes,
Lucien Hubert,
Dominique Maurin,
Poldo Bendandi,
Roger Lumont,
Guy Saint-Jean,
Hellmut Lange,
Antoine Baud,
Maurice Gautier,
Christian ChevreuseDie Schatzinsel Movie Crew (Director):
Wolfgang Liebeneiner,
Jan Hanuš,
Roger Fellous,
Guy Suzuki,
Walter Ulbrich,
Robert Louis Stevenson- Link: Die Schatzinsel on CWR CRB
