"NEREID": Serendipity At Sea
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- Published: 2009-07-11
- Uploaded: 2011-01-29
- Author: northbreed1a
[PLEASE READ] Pursuing treasure, finding mysterious beauty. The film is THE MERMAIDS OF TIBURON (1962). The writer/director/producer: John Lamb, who was also a gifted underwater cameraman. Diane Webber plays the lead mermaid—in this video, she is relegated to a cameo appearance. Model Gaby Martone plays the lead "Nereid" or tailless sea nymph (in subsequent edits of the original film). George Rowe plays the pearl-seeking scientist-hero. Timothy Carey plays the psychotic, pearl-poaching villain. Jose Gonzales-Gonzales plays "a Mexican stereotype" in word and deed. Plot synopsis of the films later edit(s): Some beautiful, glowing "prismatic" pearls are found. The apparent source: a remote location called Tiburon near the Mexican coast. A scientist agrees to sail there and explore. He discovers something unexpected and unbelievable: fluked mermaids and tailless "Nereids," or sea nymphs. Will these remarkable Tiburon females encourage or discourage the scientist's curiosity? Meanwhile, another man— ruthless enough to kill for wealth—has also learned about the pearls. Determined to poach at Tiburon, he charters a boat belonging to an easygoing Mexican hombre. Conflict between scientist and poacher seems inevitable. Who will win? And how will the females be affected by the men's intrusion? Watch the movie and find out! Subsequent edits of the original film concentrate on the scientist's interaction with the beautiful, curious, but ultimately elusive lead "Nereid" played by Gaby <b>...</b>
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