Title: The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey
Content:  The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey is a 1988 feature film, an official Australian-New Zealand co-production, directed by Vincent Ward. It won numerous New Zealand and Australian awards, including the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Film, and several awards at European fantasy film festivals.
Title: The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey
Content:  The Navigator was officially chosen for competition at the 1988 Cannes Film Festival, and although it won no awards it received a five-minute standing ovation. Caryn James of the New York Times described the film as "a dark, thrilling fantasy that places Mr. Ward... among the most innovative and authoritative young film makers", and gave it four and half out of five stars. On Rotten Tomatoes the film received an 80% rating, based on five reviews.
Title: The Navigators (film)
Content:  The Navigators is a 2001 British film directed by Ken Loach with screenplay by Rob Dawber. It tells the story of the reactions of five Sheffield rail workers to the privatisation of the railway maintenance organisation for which they all work, and the consequences for them. The film was inspired by the failure of the Connex South Central and the Connex South Eastern franchises: Connex lost both franchises because of poor service. Rob Dawber received the 2001 BAFTA award (posthumously) for "New Writer" for the film.
Title: The Navigators (film)
Content: Dean Andrews as John ; Thomas Craig as Mick ; Joe Duttine as Paul ; Steve Huison as Jim ; Venn Tracey as Gerry ; Andy Swallow as Len ; Sean Glenn as Harpic ; Charlie Brown as Jack ; Juliet Bates as Fiona ; John Aston as Bill Walters ; Graham Heptinstall as Owen ; Angela Saville as Tracy ; Clare McSwain as Lisa ; Megan Topham as Chloe ; Abigail Pearson as Eve 
Title: Bill Nuss
Content: The Real Deal – Producer – Venetian, Las Vegas (2008) ; North Shore – Producer (21 eps) – Confidential/20th/Fox (2004–2005) ; Pacific Blue – Creator/Exec. Producer (101 eps) – North Hall Productions/USA Network (1995–2002) ; Renegade – Exec. Producer (44 eps) – Cannell/Synd. (1993–1995) ; Return of Hunter – Exec. Producer – MOW – Cannell/NBC (1994) ; Greyhounds – Exec. Producer – MOW – Cannell/CBS (1994) ; The Hat Squad – Exec. Producer (12 eps) – Cannell/CBS (1993) ; Raven – Co-Exec. Producer (7 eps) – Columbia/CBS (1992) ; NYPD Mounted – Exec. Producer – MOW – Orion (1991) ; Booker – Exec. Producer (18 eps) – Cannell/Fox (1989–1990) ; 21 Jump Street – Exec. Prod./Supv. Prod./Prod. (81 eps) – Cannell/Fox (1987–1990) ; The A-Team – Story Editor (28 eps) – Cannell/NBC (1985–1986) 
Title: Vincent Ward (director)
Content:  to be officially selected ‘in competition’ at the Cannes Film Festival. Between them they garnered close to 30 national and international awards (including the Grand Prix at festivals in Italy, Spain, Germany, France and the United States). After Vigil, Ward continued working with producer John Maynard and co-wrote and directed  The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey (1988), a fantasy film which follows a group of 14th-century Cumbrian villagers who tunnel through the earth, and find themselves in modern-day Auckland. Ward describes it as “a collision, a juxtaposition of two time periods which enables you to see your own time through fresh eyes”. Rolling Stone's review 
Title: The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey
Content:  television shows. ; Marshall Napier as Searle: Napier was another established film actor, who had appeared in various New Zealand films including Goodbye Pork Pie and Came a Hot Friday. ; Noel Appleby as Ulf: Ward has claimed that he "found Ulf the Fat working for the city council in the Auckland sewers. Noel Appleby was shy during the audition and had no film experience, but he was the character... he turned out to be a natural actor". In fact Appleby had played minor but credited roles in three New Zealand films before The Navigator. He won an Australian Film Institute Award for best supporting actor for his role, and went on to act in several other New Zealand films, including two of the Lord of the Rings films. 
Title: Trevor Nunn
Content:  by Martin Sherman (as original producer) – 12 April 2000 – 20 May 2000 ; Copenhagen (as original producer) – 11 April 2000 – 21 January 2001 ; Amy's View (as original producer) – 15 April 1999 – 18 July 1999 ; Closer (as original producer) – 25 March 1999 – 22 August 1999 ; Not About Nightingales – 25 February 1999 – 13 June 1999 ; Arcadia – 30 March 1995 – 27 August 1995 ; Sunset Boulevard – 17 November 1994 – 22 March 1997 ; Aspects of Love – 8 April 1990 – 2 March 1991 ; Chess – 28 April 1988 – 25 June 
Title: The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey
Content:  actor who had played dozens of parts in Australian television and film when he was cast in The Navigator. ; Hamish McFarlane as Griffin: Ward saw thousands of schoolboys before casting McFarlane, who had never acted on screen before, as the boy visionary Griffin. Qualities Ward sought out included "something special about his eyes", the need for the actor "to look like a nine-year-old who could do a ten-hour day in a medieval mine, probably quite thin, and quite hardy... [and] he had to be capable of a little bit of humour and cheekiness". For his role, McFarlane won an Australian Film Institute Award for best actor. Despite this he did not continue an acting career into adulthood, instead becoming an assistant director on a range of New Zealand films 
Title: David Niven Jr.
Content:  Niven was the head of the William Morris Agency in Europe, which he left for Columbia Pictures in 1970. His many clients included Robert Woods. He was managing director of Paramount Pictures England until 1975, when he turned his focus to film production. In 1976, he produced The Eagle Has Landed, and in 1979, he produced Escape to Athena, which starred his father. He was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award in 1985 as Executive Producer of The Night They Saved Christmas which he co-wrote with James C. Maloney. Niven was a regular on the 1990 edition of To Tell the Truth, which 

Question: Who was the producer of The Navigator?
Answer: Buster Keaton.
Joseph Frank Keaton.
Joseph F. Keaton.
Joseph Keaton.
Joseph Francis Keaton.
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