Peter Weir’s Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World is a movie without any Iron Men or wars in the stars (though it does have Paul Bettany, who is friends with Iron Man and was in a ...

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World is a perfect film about life aboard His Majesty’s Royal Navy in the 19th century. Still, changes had to be made so as to not offend American ...

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World Director: Peter Weir Actors: James D'Arcy, Chris Larkin, Edward Woodall, George Innes, Max Benitz, Robert Pugh, Lee Ingleby ...

From left to right: David Threlfall as Killick, James D'Arcy as Lt. Tom Pullings and Robert Pugh as Mr. Allen in "Master and Commander." (20th Century Fox) The Director ...

Oceans could be battlefields again if 20th Century Studios has its way. In an interview with THR, studio president Steve Asbell hinted at a possibility of a prequel to the 2003 cult classic. "I ...

”Master and Commander” is a story in full billow; it sails through stretches of bloody battle, anxious waiting, wine-soaked relaxation, and marvelous scientific discoveries by the remarkable ...

Master and Commander: The Far Side of The World was one of those latter movies, making enough money on a $150 million budget that it wasn't a total flop, although the studio did lose money overall.

The national mood could hardly be more right for Peter Weir's Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (20th Century Fox), a rousing and ...

This week's 'Revisiting Hours': Scott Tobias on 'Master and Commander' — a lesson in leadership and the anti-'Pirates of the Caribbean.