Liam Neeson

Yeah, it was good.

It was six-day weeks, and we all just loved Tony because he, as well as Captain Bly,

he took care of us, he took care of his crew.

And a lot of the crew were guys just fresh out of drama school in England, you know.

First job, and there you are in Tahiti, you know.

But Tony just took care of us, and I'll never forget that quality he had.

And we had a great director, Roger Donaldson,

from New Zealand.

But he and Tony didn't get on terribly well because he would do endless takes.

I remember one day, 27 takes of hoisting the princess, the Haitian princess up onto the bounty.

Oh, God.

Like 27 takes and the sun beating down and stuff.

What's the point of my story?

It was just great.

It was a great experience.

But we all started developing that.

What's the opposite of cabin fever when you're surrounded by water all the time?

There's a scientific, there's a medical name for it.

So if somebody sent you out a newspaper from Britain or Ireland,

You would read this from cover to cover.