Fair Wind to Java (1953)

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Directed by Joseph Kane

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1953

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Fred McMurray stars in Joseph Kane's rollicking adventure as Captain Boll, a tough 19th-century merchant seaman seeking a treasure trove of jewels on a remote island in the Dutch East Indies. Helped by native girl Bintang, he defies local laws to take the gems, but the pair are pursued by the vengeful tribesmen. Just as escape seems impossible, the island's volcano erupts, but can Boll and Bintang escape its fury? Such was the success of this epic that it was a staple of children's matinees into the late 70s, thanks to the stupendous special effects by Howard and Theodore Lydecker.

When is Fair Wind to Java next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Film4 December 2nd, 11:00am and on Film4 December 6th, 2:55pm. See more...

Cast

Virginia BrissacBintang
Fred MacMurrayCapt. Boll
Howard ChumanGuard
Vera RalstonKim Kim
Robert DouglasSaint Ebenezer/Pulo Besar
John HalloranGuard
Chuck HaywardSailor
Victor McLaglenO'Brien
Mailoa KaliliGuard
Johnny RussellFlint
Buddy BaerKing
Al KikumeGuard
Claude Jarman Jr.Chess
Keye LukePidada
Richard ReevesHoppo Two

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