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Audience With Elizabeth I | 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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Interesting, the same throne as used in the 1939 film "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex", with E.Flynn in both
Errol Flynn and Flora Robson are brilliant in this film.
I could not agree more,this is a great film that still stands second to none.
Flora Robson was extremely clever: somehow managing to appear in a lot of my favorite films.
She made an excellent Elizabeth.
Very much fun watching them interact, Flynn, the super patriot greatly respected by the other Seahawks, Robson, showing the weight, the difficulty of being a queen, knowing any mistake she makes could plunge her country into war.
@@ariochiv
Flora Robson is second to none in her depiction of Elizabeth I
She was Elizabeth the Queen of England that has never been equaled in Hollywood or anywhere else.
A smile so charming one second, and a volcano the next. Exactly what a Queen in that place and time would had to have been in order to survive on the throne in such a realm.
As someone from the United kingdom, let me say that in her reign... it was not wise to fuck with Elizabeth I, she was a VERY strong monarch, rivaling all Kings before and after her, she was beloved by her people and her ministers and feared by those who dared plot against her for self gain.
Well it was rumored that Sir Walter Raleigh shared her bedchamber. Using secret entrances to sneak about. I suppouse even a strong woman monarch needs a strong man in her life. At leas Sir Walter was a Knighted Noble.
Based on her nickname "The Virgin Queen," I think it safe to assume that no one did. 😉
Much more than a King in Petticoats.
charmingly put
Flora Robson was what Damon Runyon and Frank Sinatra would have called "a good old broad". In the same year as "The Sea Hawk", she turned in a stunning supporting performance as the wise housekeeper Ellen in the Laurence Olivier-Merle Oberon version of "Wuthering Heights". And then, forty years later, she was one of the three Stygian witches visited by Harry Hamlin and his giant mullet in "Clash of the Titans". (Her fellow "Wuthering Heights" alumnus Laurence Olivier was on hand too, as Zeus.) Not at all a bad record of accomplishments.
A great movie with fabulous Korngold music. Don't miss it.
They don’t make them like they used to- great movie 🏴☠️
Me and my Father loved English and British Movies, especially Swashbucklers. We are American, but my Paternal Grandfather grew up in London before coming to America. With the actors Errol Flynn, Victor Mclaglen, Cary Grant, Ralph Richardson to name a few.
The end of a great run of performances for Flynn 1935-40 It was all downhill from here both personally & professionally. Truly a great actor who took none of it seriously.
Flynn was indeed a truly great actor, but unfortunately he didn't know it. In the words of Viveca Lindfors, "He went fucking and fishing and paid no attention to his talent." However, 1940 was not quite the beginning of the end. He still had "Uncertain Glory" and "They Died With Their Boots on" ahead of him. The real decline began with the rape trial in late 1942 - early 1943. Also, the accoutrements of high and fast living were beginning to catch up with him, as they eventually do with everyone.
BS! He continued to entertain all the way into the early 50s. But he was his most beautiful in the 30s and early 40s
He was also a pedo, a womaniser (like most Hollywood actors), a crook and a slave trader.. he lived the life that we dare not..😏
Don't forget his best and Flynn's most favorite role in "Gentleman Jim" (1942).
Your out of your mind "All down Hill" He made some good war movies "Desperate Journey" "Edge of darkness" and "Burma" after 1940. He also made "They died with their boots on" in 41 which is my favorite Flynn movie because he was able to show off his horsemanship and again played opposite Olivia de Haviland. Id say you have to move that date up to 1950.
Flora made the best Liz of all time.
Errol Flynn finest performance
100% Kool !
Didn't know about this film, great acting. Boy, they don't make 'em like that anymore!
Nobody played a Queen better, than Flora Robson.
SpockBoy I agree!
I agree, she was the best.
Generally I'd agree, but Bette Davis in Elizabeth&Essex with Flynn was a very good role as well
@@Chief2Moon I like Bette but Flora was much more natural and convincing playing the queen - height, voice, posture...
Renan C. S. Maia Plus Flora was really British. Just saw an old movie today where she played the Russian queen whose death opened the throne to Peter the Great, played by Douglas Fairbanks Jr.. I think Flora played Elizabeth twice in both color&black&white.
Best queen Elizabeth ever.
Sorry, Betty Davis.
how stylish ! Errol Flynn was such a charmin rogue ! ;)
Flora Robson also played the queen in FIRE OVER ENGLAND (1937).
Meraviglioso film con grandi attori ❤
Betty Davis, was good to, as queen
I like the fact that the queen didn't condone piracy yet she didn't condemn it either.
She got angry but she likes Capt Thorpe a lot actually.
The sets and many costumes are from THE PRIVATE LIVES OF ELIZABETH AND ESSEX (filmed in color in 1939).
@Painindeass1million I like Bette but Flora was much more natural and convincing playing the queen - height, voice, posture...
I've seen The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex, and I adored it and I also love Bette Davis as Queen Elizabeth I, but the scene of this film looks quite brilliant as well
@@renan.csmaia Agreed!
Please Warner, please allow us Canadians to purchase the movie on RUclips. :(
It's out on Blu-ray now and looks amazing. Worth purchasing for sure. : )
Floria Robson was born in South Shields from home town
I have to ask a question. That is - when I have read this beautiful and great novel , I found no character named captain Thorpe . Rather I found Oliver Teresselian as the hero and Rosamund as the heroine. Has the story changed a little in this movie ?
Please don't mind . I haven't understood so I have asked it .
While the silent film version followed the book, Jack Warner was looking for an allegorical anti-Hitler film in 1940 and this was the result. Since the studio owned the film rights to the book, the title was used, but for a different story (based on Sir Francis Drake, written by Seton I. Miller). Flynn had scored a spectacular film debut five years earlier, in a swashbuckler based on another Sabatini book, "Captain Blood". So the "Rafael Sabatini's Sea Hawk" title was commandeered for marketing purposes, even though it was almost completely irrelevant to the script (written by Howard Koch).
I have seen this film a twice but recently found that a Colourized Version of the film is also available. The Colourized version was shown in the USA on Television and was released on Video Tape. But only the Bkack and White version of the film was 9n on TV in Europe. It was released on DVD in Nlack and White 9n DVD but was never released on VHS Video Tape which is used in Europe.
Gosh I wanna watch this!
The link to the full movie on Warner Archive does not work
What a great movie Brenda marshal was married to Tyrone power. Watched this film over and over again still brilliant Errol Flynn died when i was born.
Think your wrong there it was Tyrone power
If she was it wasn't for long with both men
@@williamwright6382 she was married to William Holden from 1941-1971.... and was NEVER married to Tyrone.
@@evepeabody4738 yes your right ive just seen it Brenda and William Holden think they had two kids
There are many things going on at once in this scene, Elizabeth is trying to avoid war with Spain, there is a Spanish envoy in the room, behind the scenes she greatly needs Spanish gold and conspires with Thorpe to get it, Thorpe is a patriot that wants money to arm against the Spanish armada, Elizabeth proves out to be a good ruler who with the help of the Seahawks (who were almost completely decommisioned by traitor Wolfingham) defends her country, (of course in between Errol Flynn and Brenda Marshall have a romance) after he convinces her he's not a pirate.
HM Queen Elizabeth I wrote a letter to Emperor Akbar for his brilliant Humanity not power or glory or riches
Is fictional Cpt. Thorpe suppoused to be a stand in for Sir Walter Raleigh?
Close! Sir Francis Drake aka "The Sea Dragon."
@@carykillingbeck2874 The man who was Devil incarnate to his crews, when it came to shipboard discipline. He drilled and whipped his crews pretty hard. So I heard.
@@dkoz8321 If so, it was probably to make them fear him more than the Spaniards.
People are going to disagree with me on this, but I say this movie needs, needs, needs to be colorized.
Nope
It was colorized ... years and years ago. I had a copy on VHS, and it was nothing to write home about. Whether they could do better now, I donno. If you want to know what "The Sea Hawk" would look like in color, go watch "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex."
Most of the same cast, most of the same sets and costumes. And glorious three-strip Technicolor. (It was shot about eight months before "The Sea Hawk. The studio toyed with doing this in Technicolor, but changed its mind.)
Alan Behrens I too have the colorized version on VHS and I feel the movie is much better in color. I don't think that all movies should be colorized, but a large scale swashbuckling epic such as this should be. It is a shame that it wasn't filled in Technicolor to begin with. But, either way it is a fantastic movie, one of Flynn's best and one of my favorites of his.
No the film is better how it is more dramatic and the shadows would not be the same movie
Yeah I agree
By the 1580's Spain had already colonized most of central and south America. Elizabeth wanted English speaking colonies in North America, she sent Walter Raleigh, he landed and named the area after his "virgin Queen" Virginia. War broke out between England and Spain, no ships could be sent to resupply the colony for 2 years. When English ships finally did return, no trace of the colony could be found, it became known as the "lost colony of Roanoke".
The "Armada Portrait" of Elizabeth. Her ships can be seen through the window, her fingers are on North America--upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7b/Elizabeth_I_%28Armada_Portrait%29.jpg