YOU ARE HERE: WDW > Oceans (2009)

Main Details

Other Details

Trivia
Quotes (3)
Categories (10)

Media

Photos (66)
Photo Gallery
News
News Feed (2)
Videos
Styles
Album Covers

Publicity

Magazine Covers
Pictorials
Interviews
Articles
Awards (4)

Community

Fans
Links
Lists
Comparisons
Predictions
Contributors
Vote Summary
Comments
Connections

(edit info) (img)

Oceans (2009)

An ecological drama/documentary, filmed throughout the globe. Part thriller, part meditation on the vanishing wonders of the sub-aquatic world. (source: imdb.com)

Do you like Oceans?

293 views

Favorite

Oceans Cast

Click on the photos to view each person's profile.

(edit cast)

Pierce Brosnan

Narrator
Jacques Perrin

Narrator
Pedro Armendáriz Jr.

Narrator
Rie Miyazawa

Narrator

See full list of Oceans Cast and Crew »

Post Your Vote

Vote Results

Pedro Armendáriz Jr. - 1 Vote

Jacques Perrin - 1 Vote

Rie Miyazawa - 1 Vote

Pierce Brosnan - 1 Vote

Vote for your favorite cast member

On-Screen Matchups

No records found.

Related titles:

Earth (2007)

Who's Dated Who? content is contributed and edited by our readers. You are most welcome to update, correct or add information to this page. Update Information

Join Now

Register to update information, save favorites, post photos, news stories and comments. A LucyMe.com login allows you to edit our four websites.

Already A Member?

Password

Quick Links

Snapshot

Release Date

17 October 2009

US Box Office

$19,000,000

Genre

Documentary, Drama

Country

France

Switzerland

Spain

Language

Film Type

Niche Genre

Mood

Wikipedia

Oceans is a 2009 French nature documentary film by Jacques Perrin distributed in the United States by Disneynature. It was released on April 22, 2010 in 1,200 theaters in the US for Earth Day. The film explores Earth's five oceans. It is Disneynature's third release following Earth and The Crimson Wing in 2009. The version distributed in the USA and Canada by DisneyNature is 20 minutes shorter than the world version of the film, and is edited for a youth audience. The European version was not edited the same way, and contained strong scenes of massacres of sea animals, recreated through special effects.