The Buccaneer Page #5

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
APPROVED
Year:
1958
119 min
374 Views


Your help we can save

time and potentially life.

Gentlemen, I never talk

about the job before eating.

Eric ...

You will join me,

of course. - Thank you.

Would you be so kind as to answer

to Sophia that we will be late?

To avoid interruptions.

- With pleasure.

Mr Pyke.

I have to admit, Mr. Lafitte, live

much better than would be expected.

It is ... I mean, you ...

You were expecting me zateai with wood

foot and bandage over one eye?

Actually we did not know

what we expected.

Do you have a portrait that attractive.

I guess copy Barrow?

No, sir, original. Only.

The lady would be your

wife? - No, it would not be!

Captain ... no, no. You, sir.

Is this your medal

courage against the Americans?

No, sir, I had

luck against the French.

I see.

- S Nelson, the battle of the Nile.

Your'm not familiar with.

- What? This?

Vagrant, Marengo,

I forgot from where.

You know, at that time we

beating in many battles.

In this war would be on the side

winner, is not it, Mr. Lafitte?

Oh yes, the side where I

I do, I will be victorious.

If we now join

against Americans,

spend the inland

backwater to New Orleans

each letter of the letters

will be achieved.

How generous

may be a crown?

We offer considerable estates

for you and your people.

Country? For sailors?

Royal pardon for all.

Do not ask nobody's forgiveness.

I think I am turning

wrong man.

I thought that Mr.

Lafitte Barataria leader.

If the offer is good,

will resist criticism.

Offer is nice.

We are authorized by the Crown to pay

you 30 thousand in gold!

General, will you,

please pass the salt?

Of course! Please.

I think you are right

heard Captain McWilliams?

He said 30 thousand

dollars, Mr. Lafitte.

Oh yes, I heard it.

Can you pick up your plate?

Pick him up, please.

From what has been made?

My God, pure gold!

He has 30 thousand dollars

Values ??in this table.

We offer one thing

You can not buy with money.

EIN captain in

Royal Navy.

I see you with anyone

you have a job?

Ships Jean Lafitte

sail the world.

Hundreds captain hears

his commandments.

I take it that

as your answer, Lafitte?

You receive my reply ...

for the week.

When we get to New

Orleans, it will be too late.

And if I refuse?

- We have 50 warships.

16 thousand people, power

on land and sea,

Fresh after victory

over Napoleon.

England is a good friend,

but a bad enemy.

We do not need friends! I do not

we fear no enemy.

If you refuse, Lafitte, I have orders

raznesti Baratariju to bits. And I will.

I'll give you your answer

for the week.

Gentlemen, you have 10 minutes

to catch the tide.

Eric, you make sure that the gentlemen

ispraaena be on their boats.

All right, sir.

One week.

How many people wanted to send

this little angel in heaven.

Hope

You treat well, boss.

Yet the New Orleans location

where the Corinthian ...

Come here!

I will not say anything!

You just have to

trumpet fanfare?

Do not let him kill me, Mr.

Lafitte. - No you will not do nothing, Miggs.

We'll just take you to Maspero,

in New Orleans. - What is it?

There, we keep our

valuable cargo.

You'll leave me

there all alone?

No. Pyke wife Tina

will take care of you.

I'd rather be with you, Mr.

Lafitte. -That's gratitude.

Only a couple of people, which

I believe, as well as his wife.

His wife did not

at all like him.

If I'm going to be

I bring Mead?

Who Mead?

- He is a very good guard.

It frightens me. Better it

bring with them.

Thank you, sir - then go with Pyke

on the dock. I'll come right away.

Come on, boy.

And watch out for the wolf.

And Scipio, make sure

Head in the best clothes.

When you stand in front of the Governor Claiborne,

should shine like brilliant admiral.

10 years, Mr Pyke, I worry about

chief's clothes without your help!

What's wrong with you, Scipio? Is

it because too much reading?

Come on, kid.

Boss, I want to pack

and the English letters?

No, Scipio.

It will take me to check valid

Really your only American rules.

Mr. Head achieve

it all worth it.

Yankee blockhead arrived in the city

See the governor's daughter.

listened to his secret plans

and then pushed him into the water.

You have a great voice, General.

Thank you.

Do you think that these letters will

to lift Corinthian

from the bottom of the sea?

I think it will open the door,

that you Claiborne

slammed in his face?

General, you drink?

You are right!

I felt the need

rink

for ten years,

of the night when you're me

while drinking different types of wine.

Wine of freedom!

You showed me a world that

no boundaries, rules, flags.

General ...

There comes a time when

the man wants to change.

Belong to doing something,

or maybe someone.

Do you understand what will

you do it, Jean?

Motherland, women,

ideal? It's all false!

I never had a home.

Why do not I have ideals?

Ideals ... They are used to

clouded eyes fool you.

Like you! Well, me too!

I understand that and that is why I

escaped from France.

And I'll become an American

so I stopped running.

And you do not need these medals

to be felt as a general.

Previously, I've never

disappointment, Jean.

If you can trust

a single man,

it's you.

You will see, Dominique.

I'm going back home country greater than the

handbags country, you wear around your neck.

These are pretty important

documents, Mr. Lafitte.

It's about safety

your country, Governor.

By now you are worried about our laws.

Where'd concern for our safety?

I read some your

American rules.

If you are not the only

dead letter ...

might be worth fighting for them.

I have people, ships, weapons.

You need only ask.

We can not as Englishmen

offer 30 thousand dollars.

I did not come for the money.

- And what do you want?

Forgiveness for me and my people.

Put us on

American flag.

You think you can walk in here,

throw some papers on the table and expect

you pardon for thousands of crimes?

For the week, the English

can you do an apostate.

Or let me

join you ...

or you may be you

asked to join me.

And with you on our side, think

that we can reject the English attack?

With the combination of Claiborne,

Jackson and Lafittea?

We can conquer the world.

- I'm not so ambitious, Lafitte.

I just want to save

United States.

That you lie on your palms.

Almost feel the urge

accept your offer.

Okay, Lafitte.

I will convene an emergency tonight

Meeting of the Council of Defense.

I'm sure that on my recommendation

accept your proposal. - OK!

Dad, I'm ... I'm sorry!

- It's okay, honey.

I did not know you had company,

the door was open.

This is Mr. Jean Lafitte,

My daughter, Annette.

How are you?

And both of them are alive.

- Yes. Mr. Lafitte and I

We became best friends.

Excuse the expression.

What should you, dear?

Your consent to the guest list

for the reception of General Jackson.

We have good news for Jackson!

Still would not have

Baratariju attack.

Mr. Lafitte offered

fight on our side.

I knew it!

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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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