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Captured By Captain Thorpe | The Sea Hawk | Warner Archive
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- Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2016
- The Sea Hawk (1940) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #TheSeaHawk
In sixteenth century Spain, King Philip II, desirious of conquering the world, dispatches his ambassador, Don Jose Alvarez de Cordoba, to England, the rocky island that stands in the way of his grand scheme. Accompanied by his beautiful niece Doña Maria, Don Alvarez sets sail for England, but as his galley approaches the coast, the boat is attacked and plundered by Captain Geoffrey Thorpe, the privateering leader of a band of intrepid British sea fighters who steal to replenish their country's depleted coffers.
Directed By Michael Curtiz
Starring Errol Flynn, Brenda Marshall, Claude Rains
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Errol Flynn was Warner Bros answer to MGM's Clark Gable. A man's man. I first saw Captain Blood as an 11-year old boy on late-night TV and was captivated. I have been to Hobart, Tasmania, where he grew up. He was the real deal.
With his accent and looks in another time and another place he would have made a fantastic Bond
I always thought so...
So would your Mom
These were the superhero movies of the golden age. And man were they awesome
Loved Errol Flynn and his great action movie's, since the 50's. He was a great actor! So hansome, as well. XO
The editing and lighting is frickin perfect. God I love this movie
It's crazy, production in the 40s Hollywood era are so immaculate and well done. Trying to replicate this today will probably cost way more than just CGI the whole thing. There's still some physical pieces today, but not on the scale in the past like this. The amount of extras, the laxed safety procedures... i get why they call this the golden era. They get away with a whole lot of stuff lmao
And actually, some of this shots are from another Errol Flynn movie frome 5 years before, called Captain Blood. So even tho this secuence seems very expensive for the time (and it was), they actually reclycled a lot of shots to save money. In one of this shots you can actually see Errol Flynn in his character from the other movie.
@@victoreguerra Another factor reducing the costs of making a film like the Flynn adventure movies was that the salaries of the cast and crew weren't part of the film's budget. They were all paid under the existing contracts each week of the year.
Magnificent actor
Magnificent soundtrack
Magnificent director
Where are you, Errol ? Come back ! We miss you !!!
One of the greatest Leading Men in film History.
@Teddles Peddles Nice leftist lies. You're a real piece of trash that deserves nothing good in life. Talk more about Epstein and your Democrat buddies instead, you total piece of worthless trash.
Errol Flynn was an upstanding man and great human being.
I love the scene where they consult the astronomer on the probable location of his raid.
RIP Errol Flynn.
0:26 That shot was seen from The Goonies when Sloth was watching a pirate movie!
The soundtrack made the film better.
In Like Flynn!
While there is some questionable costume design and weaponry in terms of historical accuracy, this is actually a decent depiction of a boarding action. Most movies have the crews spaced out in pairs evenly around the deck, having long duels with each other.
This was a great classic
magnifico
classic pirate film
This 2 minutes alone was better than 90m of Son of Captain Blood
I've spotted the Fight Choreographer Fred Cavens at 1:29
“The Sea Hawk” 1940 Errol Flynn, pirate privateer of the English Crown & Queen Elizabeth I against Spain. Epic love story at the epicenter of swashbuckling. Warner Bros’ rebuttal to MGM’s Clark Gable & “Gone With The Wind.” Got up at 3:30 am to finish watching this DVD in order to get it back into the mailbox. Look at Flynn’s ship, a floating mansion, the most beautiful that ever sailed the azure main. Only a few “non sequitur” slip ups in the very clear & common sense story script.
awesome
This was Flynn at his BEST.
Many people agree with you, but I will always consider Robin Hood to be the ultimate Errol Flynn performance.
Finally coming on Blu-ray 😊🤟💖
When? Where?
@@spockboy it's already out on best buy, eBay etc
@@AliBaba-kk2qz Had no idea. Waiting years for this! Thanks! : )
No one could muster the dash of Errol.
or the pedophila
How does that thing with the ropes work?
The fights were realistic back then. Those were the days
Those thick oars snapping like twigs is pretty impressive I thought.
He was probably having too much fun.
May 15, 2019-- at 2:32 on your left... Looks like actor Matthew McConaughey's Dad! It really does...
agree with me or not!
This is cool.. I don't care if this movie is old or historical or not.. They all did a great job! Great Classic movie!
I want this film
Please
Where is it ...???
A real psychological drama!
At 1:15 that is totally differnet ship, it is a threedecker, must be from another film.
Another word that comes to mind is panache. He had it.
Anyone know what movie the scene at 1:15 is from? You can tell it is from a separate movie as the ships are three deckers. Never been able to find the movie it was from though.
I thought from the 1924 version..
I think it is from Captain Blood, another Errol Flynn picture made 5 years prior. They used several shots from that to put on this, probably for budget reasons. The shot that gave it away for me is the one from behind one of the pirates shooting a rifle to the other ship. I though I have seen that shot before in another movie. This movie borrowed like 3 or 4 shots in succession from Captain Blood and in one of them you can see Errol Flynn in his character from the other movie.
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1:19 David Tennant is that you?
His granddad who went to hollywood
Well he is a time lord.
More like Adrian Brodie. Don’t see Tennant.
Hey you guuuuuyyyyyyyssssssss!!!
Hello every one, I wonder if anyone can help me.
I'm looking for a scene witch I saw many years ago (maybe around 10). It was a Errol Flyn's movie, him being a pirate, he and his crew had just lost their ship in a battle.
The scene (as i remember it) starts with a close-up of the captain (Errol Flyn) who is completely desolated, sitting on a log in a forest that they had managed to swim to. The camera then circles around the entire crew who are equally despondent and prostrate. When the camera gets back to the captain, he looks around to his crew and realizes their state of mind and that he is the one who has to resolve it. Then, energised by that idea, he gets up and starts shouting orders, to gather firewood, prepare shelters, etc.
This was my first lesson in leadership and I would like to see it scene again. Please answer here with clues and/or a link to the scene.
I don't know the scene you are talking about but the three films which come to mind in which Errol Flynn played as a pirate were the Seahawk, Captain Blood, and Against all flags.
@@ChaseCetta Thanks, do you how I can access those pictures, in order to search for the scene?
anybody notice how they reuse several clips from other films, such as Captain Blood from 1935?
I did
Western Costume Company supplied all the swords to hollywood for many movies...most of these cutlasses were Ames civil war swords. Most had so many knicks in them as to be useless to collectors.
In 2000 WCC went bankrupt and sold the entire warehouse for 1.2 million. After the buyer broke it up and sold it on ebay he cleared 10 million. about 75% were authentic and the rest made by WCC. Civil war uniforms and indian artifacts were among the finest in the world.
They used civil war cutlasses to represent pirate cutlasses since it was cheaper and easier to use them instead of making historically accurate swords.
Is there any truth that Errol Flynn wanted the Rhett Butler role in GWTW?
Yes. Jack Warner wanted to loan Bette Davis and Errol Flynn to David Selznick for the two leads in GWTW, but Bette Davis refused to be part of this package, or so the story goes. Also, Selznick was lukewarm on Bette Davis as Scarlett. I would love to see the scene in the library at Twelve Oaks, where Scarlett and Rhett meet, filmed with Vivien Leigh and Errol Flynn.
The Spanish ship uses oars.
THEY DONT MAKE MOVIES LIKE THIS ANYMORE,I MEAN THEY SHOULD MAKE MOVIES LIKE THIS.NO ONE SWASHED A FINER BUCKLE THAN ERROL FLYNN.NOBODY TODAY HAS THE STATURE IN LOOKS AND DASHING HEROICS THAN ERROL FLYNN,CLARK GABLE,TYRONE POWER and all the other gods of early hollywood.1929-1949
When ever did an english ship ever capture a spanish ship by boarding her and winning by fighting with blade ?
Answer: Never.
@Geoffrey Yinghunan insolent ? I'm just stating fact and if it's uncomfortable for you then you need to grow up.
@Geoffrey Yinghunan thank you for losing the argument so magnanimously.
It's just a movie... Just enjoy it... even if it does not fit the history... movies to enjoy
This is part of the so called Spanish black legend. That was a way to mislead historical facts that never occurred. In fact it was the other ways around. I know what you know.
Didn't Drake capture the Cagafuego in the Pacific by firing and then boarding? They didn't put up much of a fight in the end but they did fight. So to say never is not really correct.
This is Captain Blood, not Sea Hawk.
Karri Bailey no it is definitely zThe zSea Hawk.
Yes. It is "Sea Hawk".
With respect, you're wrong, it's definitely The Sea Hawk.
The ships are late 16 th century, so it's the Sea Hawk, Captain Blood takes about 90 years later in the 1670s
@@spockboy true! 👍