Status
Released
Release
1952
Runtime
1h 39m
"The thunder of their plundering shook the earth, the seas, the sky!"
Honest Robert Maynard finds himself serving as ship's surgeon under the infamous pirate Blackbeard.
17 Cast Members
Robert Newton
Blackbeard
Linda Darnell
Edwina Mansfield
William Bendix
Ben Worley
Keith Andes
Robert Maynard
Torin Thatcher
Sir Henry Morgan
Irene Ryan
Alvina, a lady in waiting
Alan Mowbray
Noll
Richard Egan
Briggs
Skelton Knaggs
Gilly
Dick Wessel
Dutchman
Anthony Caruso
Pierre La Garde
Jack Lambert
Tom Whetstone
Noel Drayton
Jeremy
Pat Flaherty
Job Maggot
Chuck Roberson
Mounted Soldier
Patrick Whyte
Captain
Peter Ortiz
Pirate
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