The Buccaneer Page #3

Synopsis: During the War of 1812 against the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: General Andrew Jackson has only 1,200 men left to defend New Orleans when he learns that a British fleet will arrive with 60 ships and 16,000 men to take the city. In this situation an island near the city becomes strategically important to both parties, but it's inhabited by the last big buccaneer: Jean Lafitte. Although Lafitte never attacks American ships, the governor hates him for selling merchandise without taxes - and is loved by the citizens for the same reason. When the big fight gets nearer, Lafitte is drawn between the fronts. His heart belongs to America, but his people urge him to join the party that's more likely to win.
Director(s): Anthony Quinn
Production: Paramount Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.6
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Year:
1958
119 min
374 Views


How do I tell my father. Beware it.

Look, just do not

thought. Will you catch cold!

Visitors to the coast,

sail.

I wish I could

be at your wedding.

Annette, I had

time purchase wedding dress,

so I borrowed your

new dress.

Which one? - What you sewed

Madame de Dupre.

Of white crepe?

I'm sorry.

Annette!

- Yes?

I took my mom and brooch!

- Did you leave me anything?

Yes, father.

Then, Rumbo? Have you caught

that the Portuguese galleon?

The English is the

first docepali.

And you Flint,

What did you catch?

Ten pounds of iron in the trunk.

Well that did not sink.

The boss does not like him

Captains of returning empty-handed.

We will convene Captain's Council ...

boss may not be long head.

It is time to ask

few questions Lafitteu.

Sure you want to respond?

Maybe they get.

Trouble on the horizon, Pyke.

But why stay in Barataria?

Listen to me! Jackson

We send out comes.

And the English blockade

We were there close.

And you do not give us immersed

U.S. ships.

I say, let's send 100 boats to sink,

pick up values ??and

let's go to New Orleans,

before Jackson arrived.

I agree. - Jean,

listen to their captain.

We the people must,

back to him.

Now we have more dealers

from the beach, but the pirates.

What impedes us to stay in

Barataria, and roll back to Jackson?

Our children were born here.

Hut on the beach is the only home

which many will know.

If we go from Barataria,

I'll lose Carribu.

And I'm Tina.

Sailor's home is

deck beneath his feet.

And why are you wearing a bag

French country around the neck?

This, Mr Pyke,

reminds me of all the lies,

to talk about the country.

Majcica country, fathers

country, country.

All this is just a country,

which will bury you.

A shed

blood defending it.

I say that

belong to the sea.

Man belongs there,

Where do you want to belong.

I do not like when I push against.

Neither Claiborne nor Jackson,

or Englishmen or more!

Wait, I want to say something.

Here, Miguel.

I forgot.

Boss, may I speak?

Already has enough

unimportant been told.

This is Scipiov home.

Just say it.

I know the law, boss.

I can not dislodge.

Law? What law?

I do not remember, sir, boss?

I was told,

The law on human rights.

Ah, there it is. Regulations

U.S. Declaration.

That all men are

are created equal.

We are equal in Barataria.

- Silence!

I want to hear the rules.

Continue, Scipio.

That their Creator

determined given rights.

Inalienable rights.

Thank you. -What are these rights?

So to give them

no one can take away!

While no one came

with more artillery.

That's it!

- Okay, okay!

Thank you, gentlemen.

Continue, Scipio!

Life, liberty and

the achievement of happiness.

It is better than ours

Law Fraternity.

We tell no

guarantee happiness.

None of these

rules is not for us.

They are Americans. - Barataria

The U.S. is, is not it? - Of course!

As long as we

this pile of sand,

we have all the rights

that we guarantee.

Nobody has the right to evict.

That's right, boss.

- Nonsense!

Of all of these bljezgarija

Freedom and rights me sick.

He says he wants to stay

and be Americans.

Do not lie,

said to you.

This is the only America,

to which he cared.

He's right.

- Stay out of it, Bonnie.

My father was the best

water you've ever had.

And while all of you are here chatting,

He went for cargo, valuable

quarter of a million dollars in gold.

What are you talking about?

For months there was no ship

Treasure at a distance of 150 km.

Gold transferred from New Orleans,

right in front of you.

The only ship that sailed from the

port last week was Corinthian.

Sailed before two nights.

Corinthian? He

the U.S., boss.

No one shall order my

father who ship to attack.

Least Lafitte.

My father had his own fleet,

while you fought for scraps.

No longer betray

orders, Lafitte.

Now it works

Captain Brown.

Flint, Captain Rumbo,

on their ships.

Slowly, Jean,

quarter of a million is a significant prey.

- We will follow the one who returned.

Right.

I'll take Ravena and crew'll

congregate on the beach, if I have to.

Jean, you're still the boss. And I

I still assistant.

I do not like to miss a good fight.

Just pray that

Retrieve your father,

before it touches

the American ship.

I see a ship. Approaching

the. Could be Vulci.

What do you see, Dominique?

Two boats.

One is Vulci.

- And the other?

All hands on deck.

For this it is worth

shed a little blood.

Quarter of a million dollars.

We'll see.

- Vraaajte up!

Vraaajte up!

Come on, look alive a bit.

Get it. Faster.

Come on. Hurry.

Is it fixed properly, Gramby?

Yes, Captain. Raises

easily as a puff box.

Good!

Enough promises, Brown. Let's open

and see of which has inutra.

It will be later

time for that.

We have to go, you do not burn the ship.

Diego, release all the ropes.

All return to the ship.

- We all go back to the ship!

Disengage the hooks.

- Disengage the hooks!

Burn it, Chighizola.

Gramby, be ready to fire a salvo

the hull. We do not want to leave evidence.

Yes, Captain.

Prepare top No. 1

Hey, Brown? Are you

saw the Torah on board?

Come here, Mouse,

Before you crisp-fried.

Catch this.

Toro!

Come on, Mouse,

come here.

Toro Toro. Idiot

silly, where are you?

Move the boat to

We are caught by fire.

Jump, Mouse, leaped.

Fire unit.

It would break his ribs.

Goodbye, Corinthian.

Captain, what is the Toro!

Leave the bags and

Hop, stupid.

What do you want?

What the hell are waiting for?

Jump!

When you try to work on next time

kill, I'll kill you myself.

Prepare to

firing twos.

Because you two are almost burned.

It is better that the loot is worth something.

What are you doing?

You can not do that.

You know that Brown does not allow

private property.

What are you trying?

Get a knife in the throat?

What have you got there?

Necklaces?

We sear the third for good luck.

Sobo, prepare three.

- Yes, Captain.

Even the one waiting there.

Fire!

Hans?

Yes, boss?

Prepare for

switch. - Yes, boss.

Arm yourself for boarding.

Prepare hooks to capture.

Lights out.

- Lights out!

Do not waste too much of the rum, waiting

We have a lot of sea. - Yes, Captain.

About which they are arguing about towels?

They just fit. - Enough

svakakvog trash. - Hey, Brown!

This is the amulet, which

someone did not bring happiness.

Hey, Brown!

Hey, Captain, do you find this

music does not break my heart?

Just not feeling.

What have you got here?

Look, wedding dress.

Do not I look nice?

Neither barracuda would not marry you.

- Kiss the bride. And you get lice?

Open it!

What is Gramby?

Do not believe me?

View of gold returns

man faith, Captain.

Inside is a quarter of a million

dollars. - We want to see the gold!

Well, open.

The thought of these gold

shaking hands, Gramby?

Open it, Gramby.

- Open up!

Just as I told you!

True, Captain.

It paid off.

K itself hands.

Move it!

You've seen gold. USA

return to positions.

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Harold Lamb

Harold Albert Lamb (September 1, 1892 – April 9, 1962) was an American historian, screenwriter, short story writer, and novelist. more…

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