Deep blue (2003)

Deep blue | Germany| United Kingdom

More humans have travelled into space than to the deepest recesses of our oceans; we know more about the moon than about the seabeds. But it is Ocean that continues to surprise us. This film shooted in 200 spots and made from 7000m taken material leads us in unforgettable adventure into depth of the ocean. Our planet is a Blue Planet. 97% of all water is contained by the oceans. 80% of all life exists under the ocean surface. No other place supports so much life. This is a world of constant jeopardy, an endless cycle of birth, death and renewal. Leave the narrow strip of rich sunlit waters at the ocean's surface and journey downwards into perpetual night. Down here the only light comes from the inhabitants of the deep themselves. It is strange, another world with surprising creatures in many shapes and colours. Come on a journey into liguid space!

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Description

Director

Andy Byatt
Alastair Fothergill

Stars

Michael Gambon
Narrator

David Attenborough
Himself

Pierce Brosnan
Narrator

Frank Glaubrecht
Narrator

Jacques Perrin
Narrator

Dalik Volonitz
Narrator

Dalik Wollinitz
Narrator

Others...

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Keywords

shark, diving, sea, fish, whale, water, atlantic ocean, deep sea, marine life

Production

BBC Worldwide, Greenlight Media AG, BBC Natural History Unit

Actor

Michael Gambon, David Attenborough, Pierce Brosnan, Frank Glaubrecht, Jacques Perrin, Dalik Volonitz, Dalik Wollinitz

Creators

Andy Byatt (Director), Alastair Fothergill (Director), Stefan Beiten (Executive Producer), Andre Sikojev (Executive Producer), Nikolaus Weil (Executive Producer), Sophokles Tasioulis (Producer), Alix Tidmarsh (Producer), George Fenton (Original Music Composer), Michael deGruy (Director of Photography), Martin Elsbury (Editor), David Attenborough (Writer), Rick Rosenthal (Director of Photography)

Alternative titles

深蓝 (CN)

Release dates

08.04.2005 (IT)
28.01.2004 (DE)
12.07.2004 (ES)
04.02.2004 (FR)
18.05.2003 (US)
20.05.2004 (NL)
19.03.2009 (NL)