Castaway

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Castaway usually refers to a person cast adrift or ashore (see castaway). The word has also been used in a variety of other areas, though these are all derived from the main meaning.

Places

• Castaway Island, a tourist resort in the Mamanuca Island group in Fiji

Fiction

For more works of fiction about castaways see castaway

Novels

• The Castaways series by Brian Jacques:
  • Castaways of the Flying Dutchman (2001)
  • The Angel's Command (2003)
• In Search of the Castaways by Jules Verne (1868)
• Castaway, a 1984 memoir by Lucy Irvine
• Castaways, a group of fictional characters in the book series Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

Films

• Cast Away, a 2000 film starring Tom Hanks
• Castaway (film), a 1986 film starring Amanda Donohoe and Oliver Reed, adapted from the Lucy Irvine book of the same name
• In Search of the Castaways (film), a 1962 Walt Disney Productions feature film

TV shows

• Castaways (TV series), 1978, a historical drama series based on events of notable South Pacific castaways
• Castaway 2000 and Castaway 2007, social experiment series of the BBC
• Castaways, a group of clips about three castaways on an island in the Fox cut Awesometown

Music

• The Castaways, a garage rock band from the U.S.
• A song by Green Day
• A song by Jerry Cantrell
• A song by Andromeda
• A song by Mark Heard
• A song by Paul Van Dyk on his album In Between
• Castaway (song), a song from the 1962 Walt Disney adventure film In Search of the Castaways.
• Cast Away, an album by the Symphonic Metal band Visions of Atlantis

Commercial ventures

• Castaway Entertainment, a software company
• Castaway Cay, a private island operated by the Walt Disney Company
• Castaways (casino), the former Las Vegas, Nevada hotel
• Castaways hotel and casino, the former Las Vegas hotel and casino

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