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Outstanding Achievement in Movies Miniseries and Specials For | 2001
Outstanding Achievement in Movies Miniseries and Specials | 2001
Best Miniseries For | 2001
Best Actor in a Motion Picture or Miniseries For | 2001 | Ioan
Best Production Design in a Motion Picture or Miniseries For | 2001
Best Sound in a Motion Picture or Miniseries For | 2001
Best Visual Effects in a Motion Picture or Miniseries For | 2001
Best Miniseries | 2001
Best Actor in a Motion Picture or Miniseries | 2001 | Ioan
Best Production Design in a Motion Picture or Miniseries | 2001
Best Sound in a Motion Picture or Miniseries | 2001
Best Visual Effects in a Motion Picture or Miniseries | 2001
At the trial, when Hobbs compares captain Sawyer to admiral Nelson, most of the sailors in the audience nod encouragingly, while Commodore Pellew and the other judges seem quite uncomfortable, with Pellew shifting in his seat and Captain Hammond awkwardly muttering "Nelson...Yes". This is actually a very accurate historical reaction, giving the fact that, at the time, Nelson had become a piece of gossip and a source of public embarrassment for the Royal Navy for his open affair with Emma Hamilton, wife of the British ambassador to Naples. Fellow commanders and high society were extremely critical, claiming Nelson put himself before his duty and his conduct was unfit of a gentleman, even considering the option of removing him from command; yet he was loved and revered among the sailors. This makes the scene extremely authentic.
At one point, a delusional captain Sawyer mistakes Archie for an "Admiral Brueys" who "died long ago, cut in two lying on the arms box". The captain is speaking about admiral Francois-Paul Brueys, chief of the Napoleonic naval forces that fought Horatio Nelson at the Battle of the Nile in 1798. Brueys died as result of a cannon shot that nearly cut him in half on board his flagship, L'Orient, which blew up an hour later. 800 crew members died. Giving the fact Sawyer is famous for being at the Nile (before Trafalgar, the most daring British victory), it is a very natural mistake to make and evidence of the captain's poor mental health.
Both Ioan Gruffudd and David Warner starred in Titanic (1997).
Katia Caballero (Senora Ortega), starred as Josefina in Sharpe's Eagle (1994), also set in the Napoleonic Wars.
Philip Glenister (Gunner Hobbs) and Paul Copley (Matthews) starred together in Life on Mars (2006).
"4th Lt. Archie Kennedy: I remember when you used to be scared of heights, Mr. Hornblower. 3rd Lt. Horatio Hornblower: [Looking at the height he must descend from] Nothing's changed, Mr. Kennedy. 2nd Lt. Bush: They say one must always do what one dislikes. 3rd Lt. Horatio Hornblower: [Nervously] Oh, yes? 2nd Lt. Bush: When I was a boy, I had to eat turnips. 3rd Lt. Horatio Hornblower: Eat them now, do you? 2nd Lt. Bush: [after Hornblower begins his descent] Never touch 'em. [Smiles]"
"Capt. James Sawyer: Mr. Wellard, I know who pushed me. [Handing him his pistol] Capt. James Sawyer: Here! [as the Spaniards are breaking through the door] Capt. James Sawyer: At least one of us can face the enemy with a clear head!"
