Adventure
Action
Comedy
A pirate and a hot-tempered noblewoman join forces to protect Jamaica from a tyrant.
Directors
Robert Shaw
Ned Lynch
James Earl Jones
Nick Debrett
Peter Boyle
Lord Durant
Geneviève Bujold
Jane Barnet
Beau Bridges
Major Folly
Geoffrey Holder
Cudjo
Avery Schreiber
Polonski
Anjelica Huston
Woman of Dark Visage
Bernard Behrens
Sir James Barnet
Dorothy Tristan
Alice
Mark Baker
Lute Player
Kip Niven
Willard Culverwell
Tom Fitzsimmons
Corporal
Louisa Horton
Lady Barnet
Sid Haig
Bald Pirate
Jon Cedar
Pirate Gun Captain
Alfie Wise
Sailor
Diana Chesney
Landlady
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Peter Boyle steals the show here as the camp, but dastardly "Lord Durant" who starts off menacingly taking a bath (à la Cleopatra) and sets the tone for this daft, but fast moving adventure. Aristocrat "Debrett" (James Earl Jones) and pirate "Ned Lynch" (Robert Shaw) have had quite enough of this ruthless governor, so set out to get shot of him. What follows now are a fun series of escapades with the aptly named "Maj. Folly" (Beau Bridges) working to thwart their emancipating plan and Geneviève Bujold ("Jane") providing the glamour. It's a mess, this film. Shaw looks like he has read the Errol Flynn "Janet & John" book (and maybe taken a flagon or two before filming as well). JEJ is about as versatile an actor as one of his wooden ships and Bujold just hasn't got enough to do to make much impact. Anjelica Huston - she of the "Dark Visage" also features, but again sparingly and with little purpose. It must have been an hoot to make though, there is plenty of action and acrobatics and the denouement is actually quite fun in an hammy sort of fashion. Completely forgettable fayre, this - but enjoyable nonetheless.
Geronimo196704 Apr, 2022
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