Sandy the Seal
Synopsis
When a lighthouse keeper takes in a seal in need and gives to his children to look after, the whole family is drawn into the shadowy world of illegal seal poaching. The family then finds themselves leading the fight to rid their coastal town of the criminals and save the seals.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Robert Lynn
- Screenplay & Story
- Harry Alan Towers
- Original Score
- Malcolm Lockyer
- Original Title
- Sandy the Seal
- Country of Origin
- South Africa, United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 10m
- Production Studios
- Tigon British Film Productions, Towers of London Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Robert Lynn
Harry Alan Towers
Malcolm Lockyer
Allan Morrison
Harry Alan Towers, Oliver A. Unger
Department Leadership Roster
Robert Lynn
Director
Harry Alan Towers
Writer
Allan Morrison
Editor
Harry Alan Towers
Producer
Oliver A. Unger
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sandy the Seal
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Sandy the Seal about?
When a lighthouse keeper takes in a seal in need and gives to his children to look after, the whole family is drawn into the shadowy world of illegal seal poaching. The family then finds themselves leading the fight to rid their coastal town of the criminals and save the seals.
Who directed Sandy the Seal?
Sandy the Seal was directed by Robert Lynn.
Who stars in Sandy the Seal?
The principal cast of Sandy the Seal includes Heinz Drache, Marianne Koch, Anne Mervis, Gert Van den Bergh, Bill Brewer.
When was Sandy the Seal released and how long is it?
Sandy the Seal was released in 1968 with a total runtime of 1h 10m.
Who composed the musical score for Sandy the Seal?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Sandy the Seal was composed by Malcolm Lockyer.