The Buccaneer Page #7

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
371 Views


The city is yours. Zapovijedajte.

- My son will follow you, General.

Perhaps the general

at least explained his plans.

Senator, that the hair on my head

know my plans, I'd cut it.

Colonel, konfiscirajte all carriage and

wagons in the city. - Yes, sir.

Major! Let all the troops

preparation for movement. - Yes, sir.

When Andy like bad-tempered, I would be

out of the way, if I were you.

What is it, Andy?

Something bothers you?

I've never seen you so many dead

people say you're going to defend them.

Defend the United

States, Mr. Peavy.

Better beware force for later.

Andy, please,

Drink your milk.

Give me a break, drink it.

If you drink, ispeai

I'll get you a nice turkey.

Not now, Mr. Peavy,

just keep those barkers

away from me.

Waiting for me a lot of important

job. - All right, Andy.

It is a stubborn man

I've seen in my life.

How long do I have to try,

only that he drank a cure.

Do not move!

I do not call a guard.

I'll call guard

when I'm ready.

Who are you?

- Jean Lafitte.

So ...

What do you want?

Sign the authorization to

my people released from prison.

You know, I just do not like

when we are threatened.

Do not even shoot, Mr. Peavy.

It is an old trick, Jackson.

Mr. Peavy, greet

Mr. Lafittea, pirates.

How are you, Mr. Lafitte,

I'm glad to meet you.

To pull the trigger now, Andy?

Do you have anything to say before

answer this question?

Yes.

I want to publish my testament.

The stolen gold

you buried?

No. A warehouse full of gunpowder

and eight thousand flint.

Flint for muskets?

- In exchange for my people.

Where are these flint?

- Where is the gunpowder.

Put the guns on

table, Mr. Lafitte.

How much powder?

I do not like to talk with weapons

pointed at his back.

Leave us alone, Mr. Peavy.

You want to tie

before I go, Andy?

No, no, thank you.

(I'm out, if I

need anything. Just call.)

Come on, get out!

So what's with the Flint?

What about my people?

Flint and gunpowder in the city?

You'll find out when my

last man get out of jail.

Englishmen on my neck and I do not

time to talk all night.

I need gunpowder and flint, but you will not

get approval, until I find out where they are.

Playing live, Jackson.

And if we put a bullet in

head, however, I will kill you catch up.

Let me go! I have to go in there.

What's with that guy? - I do not know,

Andy, blebeae some nonsense.

Talk in English!

I do not understand.

Do not stand just so, can you

anyone tell me what this says?

Do not look at me, Andy.

Trying to tell you that the English

army at his father's plantation.

Where is it? - Where's the plantation?

- Oh, thank God, speak French.

12 kilometers to the south,

the sleeve Catalan.

Mr. Peavy, make sure

for the guy.

You know the terrain, can

show me on the map? - There is.

Now we go down the road

for Showmut.

Reed, come on duty

officer shall gather the troops.

Let Patterson preparation

gunboats.

What's this here?

- It's a dry moat.

Channel Rodrigues.

Butler, that we set up positions,

with the river on the right side,

swamps on the left, in front of a trench,

It took us three allies. -Yes, sir.

Reed, many soldiers can equip?

- One hundred, sir. - One hundred ... All right.

Son, you're gonna buy us time.

Englishmen have to go through this constriction.

Keep them, blow bridges, fell trees,

what you will remember, they just slow down.

Yes, Mr. Jackson. - Son!

- Yes, sir? - Take it easy.

Yes, sir.

When we can deliver

one flint and gunpowder?

As soon as my people

get out of jail.

Just do not like paying the bill

Before we supplying goods.

It will be delivered to you

on the battlefield.

You know that this means a full pardon for all

your your devils who will fight!

How many do you recruit? - Can

you promise only one. Themselves.

Now would be pirates fight

on our side, Andy?

Mr. Peavey, I'm not in a position to be

nice. Puk. Butler? - Yes, sir.

Here we go. -Yes, sir.

You have not drink your milk.

Andy, would you

and this allowed?

We could, Mr. Peavey.

For her we'll fight.

Watchman. - Hey,

What are these bells?

Celebrate our hanging?!

Shut up! Stop it, you scum!

Which one of you is

general Dominique You?

I have the honor.

They sing "Yankee Doodle"

General. Maybe you go.

The first will dance on the rope.

Vraaajte inside!

Give my regards to Captain Brown!

Do not be afraid, Dominique, the last enemy

confronting death.

Thank you, gentlemen.

You'll be najtrulije apples,

that ever fell

the tree for hanging.

But I learned to love

each of you worms,

because of the goodness of our brotherhood

better than all the lies countries.

Only one thing

Life can trust ...

That will end by death!

So! When it arrives ...

spit in her eye!

Hello, General,

I was afraid that you will not be more

see this side of Hell.

Are you so eager

send me there,

you came I

tight rope?

If you are really into it

believe, Dominique, here.

Why did you come here?

- Of all the people in the world,

you've never

want to let you down.

Everyone with whom I have believed me

betrayed. Why would you be differently?

I promised your country ...

Read this.

Signed Jackson!

Why do you think you can trust him?

- He believed me today.

One of his word and

I blew the head.

Instead, we gave

freedom for all of you.

In exchange for weapons and supplies,

forgiveness for every man,

to join him

on the battlefield.

People will not listen.

- I do not have time to convince them.

This is freedom

for you and them.

Freedom - to continue to run,

or belong to the land, which

have the courage to fight.

Well, Dominique, held

my promise.

Okay, deploy it.

Careful!

- Put them on the battlefield.

This is my car and load. You can not

so. I will complain to your superiors.

Inverted.

Appeal to the English.

Kentucky, if you make them too high,

you will not be able to see the English.

I'll make them a high that no

they see me, General.

General, this is my cotton

packed and ready for shipment.

Then you'll help defend him.

Mr. Peavey, give him a musket.

Yes, General.

Here you go. I do not shoot himself.

Well, stop the

line, sir.

Sarge, set good shooters

in the canopy of those trees. - Yes. General.

Reed?

- Yes, sir.

In 3.bateriji need filling powder.

Take care of it. - Yes, sir.

Guys, you have an extra cup of coffee?

- Help yourself.

Good morning, General.

Well, son, that now

feel? - All right, sir.

I bet that was the morning radio

Kentucky, but here with me, huh?

No way, sir! At home I in

This time Gaca in the mud with pigs.

Andy, you better drink some

coffee, well you will do.

Not now, Mr. Peavey.

- Okay, I'll drink it.

This is so bad, that would

horse shoe floating.

Come on, soldiers, hurry up!

We do not have all day.

Nobody has excess silica, Major.

What's this? - I'm just so found.

How old is expected to face a hawk

win the war, no flints for muskets?

Why not let the Old Hawk

face some worries about private?

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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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