Blackbeard: The Pirate (1952) | Adventure, Romance Movie | Robert Newton, Linda Darnell
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- Watch #BlackbeardThePirate 1952 Adventure, Romantic movie. Starring Robert Newton, Linda Darnell, Keith Andes, Irene Ryan and Alan Mowbray.
Directed by Raoul Walsh
Produced by Edmund Grainger,
Music by Victor Young.
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Robert Newton was born in shaftesbury,Dorset, England. There is a statue of him in the village.He will forever be long john silver and black beard the pirate. Brilliant he was.
What does that statue look like? I am a big fan of Robert Newton.
Where is Arthur Teach (sic) born? Buried?
Robert newton was the greatest actor to portray a pirate !!
Oh I so love movies of this era!! I could watch them 24 seven 365
Robert Newton was the best movie Pirate of all time !
I always like pirate movies, because they're arrr rated.
Robert Newton played both Blackbeard and Long John Silver he really is great as a pirate actor
He’s the origin of the “pirate voice”.
@@doopdoopdopdop7424 did not know that thanks
Silver and Blackbeard are essentially the same character; Stevenson wrote that Silver had sailed with Blackbeard, and even gave some of Silver's crew the names of Blackbeard's men - Israel Hands, for one.
He even played Bill Sykes in Oliver Twist!
Delightful! Robert Newton - the crazy pirate icon who steals the show of course - and a bouquet of actors like Linda Darnell, William Bendix, Richard Egan etc. telling a fabulous, classic swashbuckle story! Thank you!
Bouquet. Nice touch
Linda Darnell brought me here.
❤
@@JohnnycdrumsShe died in a house fire in 1965.
@@Phooie There now is a new pirate metal band that consist of 5 stunning beautiful women. Called Pirate Queen. Check out their first video here: th-cam.com/video/wdI388LjgnI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ngaN0gPU04AhLC07
Robert Newton makes the best pirate
C. Laughton, W. Matthau...One-Eyed Willy...all made convincing pirates too :)
Yes je does!
You're right hands down
"I left him hangin' round" . Best one liner in any movie!!!!!!!!!
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I don't know...th line in th Kevin Cosner Elliott Ness movie when he was asked where Frank Netti was (court scene), he said "He's in th car." after Ness had just thrown him off th roof & Netti landed on a car. I chuckled.
Another one...snakes, why'd it hav to b snakes
I'm 52 & watched this as a kid. Robert Newton was brilliant in it. Thanks for posting
"See this here neck, there's a bullet in it, get it out". Sawbones proceeds to dig into his flesh with a filthy knife. They don't make 'em like that anymore
Arrrrr! You be right, matey.
my firiend she picked her skin to pierce a blister, she went to the hospital a week later, she couldn’t move her arm, she was on anti biotics for a while, i guess it all depends of the bacteria that goes in
Every second full of drama, thrill, romance. No one can improve on it and Robert Newton.
Love how her hair and makeup is always as fresh as a summers day
She was so stunning the dirt just wouldn't stick!
😂😂@@anguss6485
You mean she gets wet all over on purpose? 😂 God Blackbeard must have stunk!
One of the best PIRATE movies every made. This is a must watch. 👍. 👏🏻💀.
Jason
I really enjoy the acting in these old movies. Those actors were truly talented. I was born in 1981 but I feel like an old soul, I've always enjoyed classic movies.
Whoever played Blackbeard did an amazing job. Great pirate movie so if you like pirate movies, young ,famous later actors and outstanding performances then watch this movie. Haha what a treat.
Robert Newton played Blackbeard. He also played Long John Silver in the 1950 adaptation of Treasure Island.
ROBERT NEWTON IS AWESOME ! GREAT MOVIE ! THANK YOU ! FOR SHOWING THIS GEM !
@9:01 "See this 'ere neck?" "No, but I know about where it is!"
Classic!
Yay! William Bendix, the only pirate with a NYC accent!
And Connie Gilchrist (from Brooklyn NYC) as Purity Pinker in Long John Silver too.
She says "foist" instead of "first," just like The Three Stooges!
Robert Newton best pirate ever 🙂
Robert Newton invented the pirate voice.
Aaarghmen
Arrr, that he did, matey.
Arrrrrr yee bee right
We will lash you to the mainbrace arrgh
I'm not gonna ARRRgue with that one.
*I'll see myself out.
Doc: you carried this around all day and stayed on your feet?
Blackbeard: why not? A bullet don't weigh nothin.
Robert Newton is a great at playing Blackbeard the pirate, but he was awesome as Long John Silver.
Yep, his two best roles.
Long John Silver role and character should be marked as a genre defining standout. Iconic
BETTER THE DEPP THATS FUR SURE
I loved watching LJS as a kid. I'v always known I was a pirate at heart. Loved Black Sails...th beginning of LJS & how he lost his leg. Yo ho ho
From a war perspective ...
Robert Newton , one of the greats .
Back when movies were original
This is a treat, it was written by one of my Uncle's. Yes I do have a copy of the entire genealogy and yes there's no question we were closely related.
im closely related to God not men...
@@lduplessis5725 Today agree. Praise Jesus
When growing up who did not want to be a pirate. You just did not want to be the first one into the hole when the treasure was being buried. What a time to grow up. cheers maties
aye me mate aye!
@ARMY TANKER retired Great memories of growing up. Bet you guys were the coolest pirates in the neighborhood.
One of the better pirate movies --
Arrrr
Robert Newton was born to play Pirates. Har har har!
Love pirate. Movies
One of my favorite movies
This is my favourite Robert Newton movie.
This is a Classic Blackbeard movie. Enjoyed it.
Wow this is a great film I’m thankful for my father for putting this on for us to watch. I am now going to write my assignment on it ! Long live Blackbeard! Arrrg
You keep diggin', You keep watchin', And I'll keep drinkin'!
Yeah they always look so well groomed
Robert Newton also played James Traherne, pirate smuggler and secret agent, of Jamaica Inn.
In his other life Robert Newton had to have been a Pirate, he is such a natural just like when he play Long John Silver.
Just listen to his language its perfect.
In his other life....lmbo
The ONE GUY LOOKS LIKE "KEITH RICHARD" OF THE ROLLING STONES 😄
@@sedzimcnair9277 Well, you're getting things back to front here. Newton created his pirate character back in the '50s, and his portrayal has now become the stereotype pirate. In other words, Newton has become the definitive pirate. God only knows what Blackbeard was really like...or sounded like,
@@musik102 Strangely enough...you may both be right. You are correct 'we' think of a specific pirate accent because of Newton, but the best guess by historians as to where the real Blackbeard was from would probably have given him roughly the same "west country" accent Newton had.
@@nevyen149 But, it's not just the accent. It's the inflections Newton adds, and the vocal mannerisms.
"By thunder there goes our best cut and slash man!"
" . . . . Get your hats off. Lay hold, four of you! For distance this time! One, and the body, the body, I say. Two - shall be cast, shall be cast I say. Three - and into the sea, the sea and into the sea goes he. Now away with you - divvy up his belongings!"
“You’d make the flesh crawl on a squid!” “Aaaarrg, ain’t it the truth!”
Irene Ryan ( Granny from the Beverly hillbillies is on this movie.)
Thank you for uploading🥰😍That Blackbeard was a character used in several films bc he plays the character so well, “Rrrrrrrrrr❣️”😷😷😷2020 watching during quarantine❤️💕💓🎊🎉
I'm here just for Linda Darnell. What an actress and beauty she was. Robert Newton was good too.
She was something. Love her in just about everything she ever did. Just wish the films were better quality. She was stunning!
I totally agree with the comments below, as I said in my comments after watching Jamaica inn Robert Newton depicts the best pirate ever , watch out for his distinctive twitch of his eye and of coarse that reconcilable voice ? Even in the film Oliver his stile shines through. Brilliant 👍
Enjoyed the movie. Thanks.
I WAS ROOTING FOR BLACKBEARD ALL THE WAY. HE WAS THE ONLY GOOD GUY IN THE MOVIE.
Fantastic movie.
Good good guys and bad guys, lots of fencing and adventure, and 💘 love they just don't make movies about anymore.
A perfect love story.
Just got done watching Return to treasure Island now Blackbeard
🥰👍Good movie 😃Always good to watch the great and talented Robert Newton 🥰 Oct . 16 , 2023
i watched this when i was a weeeee lad lol mabey 50 years
ago, i loved it
Robert newton is a great pirate when I found out he was king John silver I had to watch treasure island and man that’s another great movie.
Very good work
Who would have suspected Granny Clampett of cavorting with pirates in her younger days.
😂😀This made me laugh.
I love the Cyberpunk 2077 style lettering on the thumbnail.
Thank you 😊
Good flick!
legendary is here🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤had came
Good one thanks
Super movie
Richard Egan and Keith Andes wow 👌
great movie great job Cinecurry
Just about every actor who played a pirate on stage and in film at least partially modeled their character on Robert Newton's Blackbeard and Long John Silver. Newton was superb.
And look! It's Granny Clampett!
Stellar. You have to hand it to Blackbeard, both fictionally here played masterfully by Newton and the real McCoy, Edward Teach...curious to know what his biography would read like (who, what he was before turning pirate). I mean, if his portrayal herein was any indication, just imagine the treachery he conjured n imposed on the high seas in terms of history. Mr. Teach, his duplicity, no doubt rendered him bogeyman in many a children's bedtime story and parental cautionings... Signed, Arrrr
Lively now,be quick about it....
Grandma Clampett is a long way from Beverley Hills!
Robert Newton has been regegnozized as a Walt Disney legend.
The film was carefully preserved since I sa the entire movie in 1953 and I was just 5 y o together with my cousin who was 10 y o did not understand but I recalled a scene when a nlscknestd was buried up tp its neck. Maybe this time I may be able to understand it that I am 72 y o
Priates, I love them.
Ever been to sea Billy.Ahar.
Yes.
YAHAAAR
Pirates daughters as well!
Beautiful
This movie was filmed 72 years ago, and counting.
70 years ago.
i find myself watching old timer movies more than new movies. too much government propaganda in new movies.
As if Casablanca, They Died with Their Boots On, Ninotchka, The Seahawks, The Sands of Iwo Jima, and The Fountainhead to name just a few, weren't Hollywood propaganda.🙄
HAHAHA! "NO, I be Blackbeard! You be Edwiener....! " HAHAHA!
Arrr! A fun show, with Newton playing his role for laughs and Darnell as drop-dead gorgeous as always. I'm only 40 minutes into it so I don't know what liberties the movie may take with history but so far it's reasonably accurate: The privateering trade is over so the buccaneers are turning to outright piracy and Morgan is in trouble and about to face the music in England - it will cost him most of his Panama loot to buy his life and get in the King's good graces. I think it's inaccurate at this point that they're already calling him Sir Henry but hey, it's Hollywood and that's only a minor deviation from history.
Blackbeard preferred psychology to violence and adopted a lot of fearsome theatrics to intimidate his opponents. It makes him a really colorful character and I think the movies have yet to take full advantage of his entertainment potential.
Edit: Watched it all and sure enough it eventually went off the rails historically. Teach wasn't killed in the Caribbean, that happened years later in North Carolina. And he died fighting not buried and drowned.
Henry Morgan and Blackbeard weren't really contemporaries of each other. Morgan died in 1688, at which time Teach would have been a little boy. Blackbeard died in November of 1718 off the Carolinas in a fierce battle against pirate hunters. The man who brought down Blackbeard was named Maynard, but he wasn't a doctor, and he hadn't met Blackbeard before.
The real reason for the Arrgh pirate voices was because a lot of seafarers came from Devon and Cornwell including Blackbeard. Even today they roll their Rs in the south.
A good flick even if it is horribly historically inaccurate. Edward Teach would have been about 8 years old when Henry Morgan died of natural causes.
So sad Linda Darnell had a terrible death. She was so beautiful.
A lost gem
All that makeup while traveling on a pirate ship ?
a friend of my grandfather was an upcoming bactor who had the fortune of meeting linda darnell at the time of mark of zorro when she was 17 years old said she was the sweetness and the definition of what beauty is on the inside and out and had found oout that linda darnell where the fire occured actually went back in to the fire to save someone and got trapped and and terrribly and so sadly burned to death.she trully was an amazing woman is what was reitterated what a terrible irreplacible loss was my grandfathers friend comment
Her career was just getting restarted after fighting off alchoholism. She just did another movie and 3 more scripts were waiting for her. Lost at 41. We were deprived!
johnny depp eat your heart out, this is a pirate. you will never be aaaarf the pirate robert newton was
Miss sailing the sea .
Bom filme.
Arr, this be a grrreat movie.
ahhhh jim lad
Me lasse shivers me timber whence she watchith this
Robert Newton was born to play Blackbeard the Pirate.
Harrrr!
...heavy is my heart...arrrrr
"What be your name, girl?"
"Blackbeard!"
"No, I be Blackbeard."
This exchange was really funny when I first saw this film on TV.
*BEST* line in the entire film.
The surgeon is Akuta from the Star Trek episode The Apple.
William Bendix ("Ben") was a bat boy for the NY Yankees at 15 years old; he and Babe Ruth were pals. He was fired for sneaking 15 hot dogs to Babe before a game, who developed gastritis and couldn't play; the Yankees lost that day. After Bendix became famous as an actor, he played Babe Ruth in the biographical film The Babe Ruth Story.
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What a gruesome end.
Yes
Looks like this movie was written for Alan Ladd. Did he turn down the Part? Many of the people in the film have worked with Ladd before.
EXCELLENT KILL OFF THE GOODIES AND LEAVE ROLLY EYES TO CONTINUE PIRATING AGGGA
Assisti esse filme em 1968...sempre quis assistilo de novo,e sem querer achei ele...graças a deus!
*God
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7:14 It’s Granny! Irene Ryan from The Beverly Hillbillies 😁 She’s so cute! 😁
Mistress Alveena portrayed by Miss Irene Ryan , Granny Clampett of the Beverly Hillbillies .
Yarr me hearties
Yarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 🤣👍,I need to grow up, suppressed my mum don't name Peter Pan.
Awesome flic makes johnny d. Look like the bit he is
Different times. Two different actors. Always said Newton was the greatest film pirate, but Depp's Jack Sparrow is perfect for the time.
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Christ, I just fancied watching Blackbeard the pirate.....and trust it to be on your channel LOL 🤣
I remember I was about 8 years old, at end, the sea drowning Blackbeard’s head, scare me wit!
How old were you when you first started watching the movie then? If you finished watching when you were eight