The Buccaneer Page #4

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
350 Views


You heard the captain.

Save it before

These sharks go crazy.

What do you have, Deacon?

Slightly more valuable than all of your

glittering cunning devil.

Books.

- Pirate who reads books.

At least this is my boss will not mind.

You're looking at the head, Deacon!

Yes, I see.

What happened to

you, Tim?

I lost my ear

in battle, Captain.

Anyway, there is nothing to hear.

Oh, I do not care about listening to

ear I had a diamond ring.

Five pieces a month, regular

income, real brotherhood.

What are our losses? - 4 killed

2 missing and 4 wounded.

Enough, six dead.

Seven.

Accounts and you, Mr. Brown.

Because I'm going to hang you.

You're not one you

hang Lafitte!

Quickly lose

friends, Mr. Brown.

Is there anyone else on the

his side?

Jean! You always

called fair.

Give him a chance. - Is he gave

people a chance to Corinthian?

The boat rescue

Worse deck.

You knew my orders.

All people trapped

board are left alive.

Gramby? You're his assistant.

You had a hand in this? -He received

I have orders from his captain.

Your captain more

will not issue orders.

Jean! You can hang them all.

I guess I do not keep the entire crew

responsible for the actions of one man?

I'm not so wide of the heart

as a general. Then, Gramby?

Brown or follow me?

You.

- You ... what?

You, boss!

All right.

Hang him.

Gramby, do not!

Jack, Tiny, deacon, hold.

Not me.

Gramby!

What are you mumbling, Deacon?

Prayer for a dying ship.

Dominique, set a course for

Barataria. Full sail.

Positions!

All in their places!

Spread your sails!

Beluche, signal Raven

let go of us.

Yes, General.

Where did he come from?

With Corinthian. My friend Toro

he risked his life to save this brat.

I now feel that the

a saint?

A saint who will save us?

It's a boy with Corinthian! - From

looked at him, I get chills.

He is the only witness

all that.

Too small to throw back.

- He can hang us all.

Not too small to speak.

"Bad luck."

If you ask me, he

hodajuaa death penalty.

Just have killed.

It is better to kill him.

Deacon. Better

pray for us.

Everybody move.

Unleash mol.

Okay, continue to

beach. Do not stop the boat.

Same goes for buyers

in Nosperovo warehouse.

Why we do not want

tell me what happened?

My mouth can not pronounce

what my eyes saw.

Come on, do not stay.

Hey, what you got there?

- Personal belongings.

They hanged Brown!

They hanged Brown.

They hanged Brown!

Hey?

- What is it?

What's this?

This is my dear mother, Pyke!

- You've never had a mother!

Since when do you betray

orders, Pyke?

And why not share

booty on the beach, as always?

Do not provoke trouble today,

because you'll pass as Brown.

Captain Rumbo!

Do not!

Come on, boy!

This dork is a Corinthian?

Your friend Brown

left two survivors.

Boy and his dog.

Come on, son.

Well, at least the dog

can talk.

Coming reason

do not share the spoils.

One move the knife

will take care of it.

Do you need help, General?

- No, it is not necessary.

Too seen.

He is the Corinthian, is not it?

Do you want to go with you, boss?

- Lafitte, me and the other captains ...

I'm glad you

back, boss.

And to me, sir, boss. - Are

heard of Brown? - Yes.

Hello, boss.

Would you like shrimp?

Hold it.

Let her go, Beluche!

Well you, boss?

I am. She could not

hit a boat with an ax.

Dirty, smelly killer.

- Your father got what he deserved.

People under my leadership

consuming burden, not lives.

It is all that remains of

crew and passengers with Corinthian.

Brown killed everybody's right to

fall under the U.S. flag.

Only one flag for rights

all of us, black as your heart.

He did not even slightly

care for your people.

Just for the chance that you

lost the governor's daughter.

Bonnie is right.

We are not interested to become

Americans, like you, Lafitte.

We are interested only

division of spoils.

This little one is between

us and a quarter million in gold.

Listen, Lafitte. One

language is as bad as the 20 more

You, sharks,

are you hungry?

It is simple. Lafittte to become

America, we want to share the gold.

Cut the neck brat.

Okay, Gramby, you

do it.

Flint?

Rumbo, do you?

Well, Bonnie,

knife is yours, give you.

Only one throat

I want to cut.

Come on, boy. Go to the boss

house, with it you'll be safe.

Well, get out!

Already you have shown

his courage.

What do you want?

Find out what you will

with me, sir.

I do not know.

Why are you standing there?

If you're gonna come in, come.

I can not go into the captain's

chambers without permission, sir.

I said, Come.

- Thank you, sir.

You stay here, kid.

Stay.

Everyone would be better to

I threw alligators.

But it would not be just

a mouthful, is not it?

Yes, sir.

I mean, no, sir.

Are you hungry?

- No, sir!

Well, not too much.

What's your name, boy?

- Miggs, sir.

How long have you run out of

cab? - All my life.

It's a long time.

What can you do?

I know darn well sails.

- I was in the house.

I have never lived in the house.

- Sit down and eat.

Thank you, sir.

There's nothing special

about the house.

It's just a body,

in dry dock.

All my life dream to have a house,

and when he get yourself, then

is on the wrong street.

Yes, sir!

Do not always agree with

me, unless you really do not know.

I do not call anyone "sir."

Apart from someone who

You can appreciate.

Yes, sir!

What are you staring, Miggs?

Very nice lady, sir.

Yes ...

It is a very expensive box.

Coming troops, Jean.

Enter into Barataria Bay.

Americans?

- I do not see the flag.

They come with open guns.

There had to be Corinthian.

Guns on the wall facing the sea. - Already

are. Watch out for the kid. - Yes, sir.

People with guns.

- In places are.

Release cannon openings.

Do not shoot!

What do you see, Pyke? -Ordered

in battle formation, boss.

It will be action.

- Wait a minute!

Disseminated flag.

These are English.

Send signals.

I never understood it

waving flags.

General! What do they say?

Seeking permission ...

For landing on shore.

That they blow, boss?

Tell them to disembark.

Attention!

Gentlemen!

- Are you Mr. Lafitte?

Follow me, please.

Gentlemen, Mr. Lafitte!

Gentlemen. What can

do for you?

Mr. Lafitte, I

Captain Lockyer.

Frigates from her Majesty,

Queen Sophie.

Captain McWilliams! Lieutenant Rogers!

Captain Caldwell!

Captains?

This is a general Dominique You!

Former commander of Napoleon!

And now assistant Jean Lafittea.

Commodore of our fleet,

sailing with the approval

Pirate letters Cartagena

and His Excellency

Simon Bolivar!

So.

Two warships us

waiting in the harbor, Mr. Lafitte.

That we would not have caused concern,

we need to continue with our work.

We have an important letter for you.

About what?

English War Cabinet made

Strategic assessment of Barataria.

Control back

entrance to New Orleans.

Your key positions us

can be of great benefit.

When planning

to attack New Orleans?

We'll be in New Orleans

in two weeks, sir.

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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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