HMS Bounty and Its Historical Journey

The transcript details the dramatic rescue of the HMS Bounty crew during Hurricane Sandy, the ship's history in film, its construction in Nova Scotia, and its maiden voyage to Tahiti. The Bounty, a replica built for MGM's 'Mutiny on the Bounty', was the largest sailing ship constructed in Lunenburg. It played roles in various films, including 'Pirates of the Caribbean'. National Geographic photographer Louie Martin documented its construction and voyage, capturing unique moments and the ship's legacy. Despite its triumphant start, the Bounty met a tragic end 52 years later.

What was the fate of the HMS Bounty during Hurricane Sandy?

• It faced mechanical issues and took on water.

• It was destroyed by the storm.

• It successfully navigated the storm.

• It was unaffected by the storm.

For which movie was the HMS Bounty originally built?

• Pirates of the Caribbean

• Master and Commander

• The Perfect Storm

• Mutiny on the Bounty

Who captured the never-before-released film of the HMS Bounty?

• David Attenborough

• Steven Spielberg

• Louie Martin

• James Cameron

Where was the HMS Bounty built?

• New York, USA

• Sydney, Australia

• Lunenburg, Nova Scotia

• London, England

What material was used for the masts of the HMS Bounty?

• Douglas fir

• Oak

• Pine

• Teak

What was Louie Martin's role during the maiden voyage of the HMS Bounty?

• Captain

• Cook

• Photographer and crew member

• Navigator

What unique item did Louie Martin nail into the hull of the HMS Bounty?

• A silver plaque

• A bronze Chevy nail

• A wooden peg

• A gold coin

How many people greeted the HMS Bounty upon its arrival in Tahiti?

• 5,000

• 10,000

• 3,000

• 1,000

What did Louie Martin capture during the filming in Tahiti?

• Marlon Brando between takes

• A shipwreck

• A native dance

• A storm

What was the ultimate fate of the HMS Bounty?

• It was sold to a private collector.

• It was destroyed in a storm.

• It was lost at sea.

• It was preserved in a museum.