| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Richard Brooks | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Peter O'Toole | Lord Jim |
 | James Mason | Gentleman Brown |
| Curd Jurgens | Cornelius |
| Eli Wallach | The General |
| Jack Hawkins | Marlow |
| Paul Lukas | Stein |
| Daliah Lavi | The Girl |
| Akim Tamiroff | Schomberg |
| Juzo Itami | Waris |
| Tatsuo Saito | Du-Ramin |
| Andrew Keir | Brierly |
| Jack MacGowran | Robinson |
| Ric Young | Malay |
| Noel Purcell | Captain Chester |
| Walter Gotell | Captain of Patna |
| Rafiq Anwar | Moslem Leader |
| Marne Maitland | Elder |
| Newton Blick | Doctor |
| A.J. Brown | Magistrate |
| Christian Marquand | the French Officer |
| Paul Frees | Du-Ramin |
| Surjit Singh | Young Newspaper Boy |
| Lewis Alexander | Marine Court of Enquiry Observer |
| Maxwell Craig | Gentleman Brown's Henchman |
| Aileen Lewis | Marine Court of Enquiry Observer |
| Dido Plumb | Shomberg's Bar Patron |
| John Richardson | The sailor |
| Nam Siphan | The Girl |
| Suon | Ruon |
| Viviane Ventura | |
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UK release date: 15th February 1965
USA release date: 25th February 1965
Mexico release date: 3rd June 1965
Australia release date: 10th June 1965
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