Nice Intro! My Grandfather took me to see Treaure Island, Gulliver's Travels And a couple of other classics at the local children's matinee theater downtown. There was also a juggling act, some dogs act, zany antics and a fabulous magic show. Those were magical times. This pirate really scared the daylights out of me.
🍕Thank you 🍕I enjoy watching Robert Newton movies 🍕A great talented actor ❤👍So many great movies before Treasure Island 👍❤I still like watching them all , many times over and over 🍕🍿🥤🍫🍕🍕Oct . 17 , 2023 🍕🍕🍕🍕
Exactly what I was thinking watching the other pirate one on here. It had acting, real acting. Where they know they're just acting and aren't trying to do this whole diva thing. It had genuine emotion built into it, even with the story being cheap as chips lol. Did things cgi just can't.
@@kallankummel8351woke is nothing more than being civil to your fellow man and recognizing that we have inherent rights something this country has long forgotten
I was born in 1951. I was 7 or 8 when i saw this movie. I was captivated by this rough and tender Long John Silver. I think i haven't seen it since. Thanks for this happy memory!
Yes. Robert Newton has always been best at playing a pirate - any pirate. Fairbanks, Lancaster, and Flynn were men 'playing' pirate. Newton showed a confidence and authenticity completely unmatched by any other. Charles Laughton was good because his skill as an actor was unmatched. Were I to give the title of 'Pirate' to anyone besides Robert Newton of Stephenson's Treasure Island fame, it would be Wallace Beery.
You know what I think he could've been a pirate in a past life......Belay that pirate ship 🚢 and yo ho and a bottle of rum....aye aye captain and All that pirate jazz
He was a *hard* drinker. None other than Albert Finney and Richard Burton (notorious booze hounds--they were) idolized Newton's ability to drink himself blind and still function. He was their role model for drinkin' and brawlin'.
No matter who they put in the roll of LJS in any other films, it will ALWAYS be Robert Newton's roll to play as he is or was the consummate Long John Silver.
The GREATEST film pirate of them all!! If you could ever imagine what a real pirate was like, Robert nailed it! His voice and expressions are legendary!
It’s raining, windy and decidedly colder today …. So, feet up, cup of tea and a couple of chocolate digestives .. that’s me sorted for the day watching this classic movie from my childhood! Thank you PizzaFlix from France!
Not seen this for years and I still think it's a great movie, Mr Newton of course makes the whole thing work in every way, he was an ooh aaarrr super star Jim lad!
I watched Long John Silver as a boy, at a birthday party for my friend's 10th birthday party in his basement when I was a little younger than John Hawkins in 1960 or so? It was one of the best gifts his dad could have given us, along with his son Jacob's choice of plain spaghetti with butter for all, and what a day it was. Thank You so much for sharing this gem with us.
ROBERT NEWTON was in JAMAICA INN, 1932, ALFRED HITCHCOCK. It was MAUREEN O'HARAS' first movie and included CHARLES LAUGHTON. This is not the only pirate movie of LONG JOHN SILVER, that starred ROBERT NEWTON as the lead, LONG JOHN SILVER. It seems as though ROBERT NEWTON was born to play this part. ROBERT NEWTON does not get enough credit for his superb portrayals of THE BAD GUY!!!! Even in OLIVER TWIST, as BILL and starring ALEC GUINNESS as Fagan, his portrayal of bad guy, BILL was supreme. ROBERT NEWTON, One of the finest actors of the 20th century. RIP ROBERT NEWTON 🙏
Ham never tasted better than Robert Newton playing pirate. It was one of the greatest transformations and acting jobs in film history. If you saw him in his earlier roles, you would barely recognize this character as Robert Newton.
Robert Newton was a great actor, and could play any type. Including the "pirate accent" which he basically invented. He based it on the people he met growing up in Mounts Bay, near Penzance, on the Lizard, the very south-western end of Cornwall. Robert Newton also briefly attended Exeter School, Devon, a prestigious, private ("public") school, so he was no pirate 🤗 I write from where I live - Exeter, Devon, England 👍🏴
@@robinhampshire8923 "Mounts Bay, near Penzance, on the Lizard", agreed, very poor navigation and it should read Mounts Bay, near Penzance, West Penwith. The Lizard being another part of The Granite Kingdom, a dangerous coast and most southerly point of all England. I used to know the whole area very well as most of it was 'my area' a press photographer for 'The Packet' newspapers.
Loved these as a kid! Sixpence at the Majestic cinema on a Saturday morning and a complete matinee of films shown! Long John Silver the 'loveable rogue'! Don't make 'em like that anymore!
Before I knew any of the hype around Robert Newton I stumbled on BlackBeard the pirate. The opening scene with Newton had me saying this guy has to be the best pirate ever…. I was right. Outstanding!
Stevenson wrote that Silver had sailed with Blackbeard, the infamous pirate from Bristol. Newton, who portrayed both Silver and Blackbeard, gave both characters a Bristolian accent...And gave birth to that notorious Dad joke: "I'm sorry, son. I can't take you to see that new pirate movie. It's rated 'Arr!'"
wonderful summary of a great actor and genius inventor of what a Pirate should be, he was also great in Around the world in eighty days, thanks for sharing this!
We've been stuck with the pan and scan version since they made little 1.3 to 1 tv screens 70years ago. Nice to finally have a 2.35 to 1 original theatre version.
"Nothing but a patch of blood.....' what a great oldie I remember watching with a popcorn-greased facade in the midst of me peers during the times when a simple Saturday matinee were the finest of times, arrr!
I remember seeing this on the Disneyland tv program. Long John reminded me very much of my uncle Jack, who had been a professional prize fighter and a really scary guy.
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I would say that Wallace Beery did a pretty job of it as well, the earlier Treasure Island Movie with Jackie Cooper. However, it was Robert Newton and his interpretation and especially his dialect that made the role his own. Also, honestly, doesn't every aspiring pirate actor try to imitate that dialect. Just as they do with Bela Lugosi's when doing Vampire stories.
Long John Silver: “Sometimes, them’s that’s quote the Bible have less Bible in their heart that’s them that don’t.” Love that line🤗🤣🤣🤣😂🎉🎊Loved this film🥳Thank you for uploading a gem💖💝🥰😘
There is much truth in that line, those that quote scripture but do not often follow it well, as much as simply parrot it. Keeping the scriptures in one's heart is quite another matter.
Oh yeah I like Captain Patch to you guys meant he liked disabled that bad guy Mendoza guy too as well you guys man all right and I also still like my only guy named and I still do like after Long John silver's Robert Newton and and I still do like Captain patch it's the other after well yeah well too you guys Man AR
I've read that both Oliver Reed and Keith Moon idolized Robert Newton. Now that I've finally seen this great film, I can see that lol. Thanks for this upload!
And now I remember that Graham Chapman and Moon were actually going to write an star in a pirate film but Keith died before it got anywhere. The idea stuck though, and it eventually got made as Yellowbeard in the early 80’s
My favorite pirate movie is the 1958 movie,"The Buccaneer" starring Yul Brynner and directed by Anthony Quinn. Charlton Heston as Andrew Jackson was just as good as his role as Moses in another Cecille B.Demille.movie,"The 10 Commandments" from 1956 which also starred Yul Brynner as well.
Yul was a dick head, crist.....Burt Lancaster played a better pirate....of course somebody has to whine about the "official" No.1 pirate flick of all time, figures.....I dont even like the old Spaghetti's he showed up in, total crap actor, even tried to hog the camera from Steve Mcqueen in the Magnificent 7.
@@jimbonham5910 Yul Brenner had a great screen persona, but I agree, he should never had urinated on your cornflakes. Also, no Actor can "hog the camera" You have Directors, Producers and the Cinematographer, blame them for any camera tasking errors.
The Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper movie was the first Treasure Island. It was great movie, but the Disney Version Followed up with the same action and the cast of characters far surpassed it. Walt: You Did Good! Thank You! Robert Newton has had an excellent career in the Pirate Tradition and makes a good rascally character!
Please forgive my indulgence..but this film has such a foreboding atmosphere in parts..it borderlines on terror! A True Pirate Classic shoulders above many of its American counterparts⛵
Robert Newtons accurate imitation of my accent was gained amongst the drinkers in the Llandogger Trow pub opposite the Bristol Old Vic theatre whilst he was playing there.
You seem to forget that Robert Newton based his performance on Wallace Beery's interpretation of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island character, Long John Silver. Which is a shame really. Beery set a base for the character, and Robert Newton built on and embellished it, to what we know today.
ARRGGGG! Matey your reaching pretty far back on the way back machine to haul out Wallace Beery. I remember him as Bad Bascome but that far out things get very blurry for me. Can't say I remember that version but I can see some pretty crusty old performers there. I may have to try to find something by him to relive some history. Nice handle btw
Nice Intro! My Grandfather took me to see Treaure Island, Gulliver's Travels And a couple of other classics at the local children's matinee theater downtown. There was also a juggling act, some dogs act, zany antics and a fabulous magic show. Those were magical times. This pirate really scared the daylights out of me.
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🍕Thank you 🍕I enjoy watching Robert Newton movies 🍕A great talented actor ❤👍So many great movies before Treasure Island 👍❤I still like watching them all , many times over and over 🍕🍿🥤🍫🍕🍕Oct . 17 , 2023 🍕🍕🍕🍕
Absolutely legendary. Just incredible how this movie is far better than 99% of the films Hollywood has released in the last 20 years...maybe more.
Exactly what I was thinking watching the other pirate one on here. It had acting, real acting. Where they know they're just acting and aren't trying to do this whole diva thing. It had genuine emotion built into it, even with the story being cheap as chips lol. Did things cgi just can't.
@Joshua Mitcham, I agree with you, I grew up with these movies, like Swiss Family Robinsons, now Disney has gone "Woke",
@@kallankummel8351 Walt is long gone, and so are any morals Disney may have once had.
@@jjtrucker5950 Disney never had morals. It was born out of bigotry but has become so much worse
@@kallankummel8351woke is nothing more than being civil to your fellow man and recognizing that we have inherent rights something this country has long forgotten
ROBERT NEWTON ! A TRULY AWESOME ACTOR ! THANK YOU ! FOR SHOWING THIS GREAT MOVIE !
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i thought oliver reed was the most scariest bill sykes in the 1968 oliver twist ...until i saw robert newton play bill sykes in the 1948 film !
I was born in 1951. I was 7 or 8 when i saw this movie. I was captivated by this rough and tender Long John Silver. I think i haven't seen it since. Thanks for this happy memory!
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Best Long John movie of them all.👍Fantastic movie. 👍GREATEST film pirate of them all!!
Robert Newton was the quintessential and unforgettable Long John Silver in Treasure Island, This man was born for this role.
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Yes. Robert Newton has always been best at playing a pirate - any pirate. Fairbanks, Lancaster, and Flynn were men 'playing' pirate.
Newton showed a confidence and authenticity completely unmatched by any other.
Charles Laughton was good because his skill as an actor was unmatched. Were I to give the title of 'Pirate' to anyone besides Robert Newton of Stephenson's Treasure Island fame, it would be Wallace Beery.
He was born in this role,he was great in Disney's Treasure Island with Bobby Driscoll and I just loved his voice
You know what I think he could've been a pirate in a past life......Belay that pirate ship 🚢 and yo ho and a bottle of rum....aye aye captain and All that pirate jazz
He was one of the greats for sure
Robert newton was an educated, cultured English gentleman, making his performance a master class.
He was a *hard* drinker. None other than Albert Finney and Richard Burton (notorious booze hounds--they were) idolized Newton's ability to drink himself blind and still function. He was their role model for drinkin' and brawlin'.
No matter who they put in the roll of LJS in any other films, it will ALWAYS be Robert Newton's roll to play as he is or was the consummate Long John Silver.
The GREATEST film pirate of them all!!
If you could ever imagine what a real pirate was like, Robert nailed it!
His voice and expressions are legendary!
Buccaneer...
Milk! I've been poisoned!
R-men
What about Johnny Depp
@@davidcooper357 Sorry, although Johnny Depp did an excellent job, he doesn't hold a candle to the original Robert Newton!
"Shive my timbers a land lubber I'll never be" Robert Newton the all time greatest pirate in the history of film making........
Aaarrrrgggghhhh
9:30 "Arrrrr-men."
Thanks, Robert. A fine film, never a dull moment.
It’s raining, windy and decidedly colder today …. So, feet up, cup of tea and a couple of chocolate digestives .. that’s me sorted for the day watching this classic movie from my childhood! Thank you PizzaFlix from France!
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REAL wonderful , " PRE PC PROGRESSIVE " Movies , so wonderful , delightful and refreshing !! I loved it ~
No book gripped me more than "Treasure Island" in all my life.
Not seen this for years and I still think it's a great movie, Mr Newton of course makes the whole thing work in every way, he was an ooh aaarrr super star Jim lad!
I watched Long John Silver as a boy, at a birthday party for my friend's 10th birthday party in his basement when I was a little younger than John Hawkins
in 1960 or so? It was one of the best gifts his dad could have given us, along with his son Jacob's choice of plain spaghetti with butter for all, and what a day it was.
Thank You so much for sharing this gem with us.
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I like tea and strumpits for my birthday party.
How did you watch it in a basement? like film reels? 16mm or something?
@@tonypepperoni229 maybe it was on tv, and back then not everyone had a tv.🤔🤷🏼♀️
What is amazing, and also a little bit sad, is how well it shines today. A sad reflection on modern cinema.
I've loved this movie from the first time I watched it. Thanks for showing it again.
Loved those old 1950s colour Pirate ☠ movies on a Saturday afternoon 😀
Thoroughly enjoyable. No one can better Robert Newton as LJS.
No one as ever played Long John Silver better than Robert Newton
watched this as a child in the late 1950's, thought it was great then, and still do, thank's for the upload,
Settling down! Anchored at my time of life . A great one liner
Long John Silver a Treasure! Piracy also has its BEST. An old but goodie movie of a Time.
I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, the dialogue and the superb rendition of Long John Silver. I imagine this is how life was in the buccaneer Caribbean.
"Shiver me timbers a landlubber I'll never be"- Long John Silver
"Good evening to we all" , that's one of them lines.
best pirate movie i ever saw.
Robert newton the best pirate ever he was a great actor
Praise be to Robert Newton, patron saint of International Talk Like a Pirate Day!
A great drunk, too!
Today: Robert Newton;
Pirate Ghost vs Ghost Pirate
¿¿¿ Which shall it be ???
@@ggrarl "patron saint of International Talk Like a Pirate Day!"
you probably dress casual only on Fridays
ROBERT NEWTON was in JAMAICA INN, 1932, ALFRED HITCHCOCK. It was MAUREEN O'HARAS' first movie and included CHARLES LAUGHTON.
This is not the only pirate movie of LONG JOHN SILVER, that starred ROBERT NEWTON as the lead, LONG JOHN SILVER. It seems as though ROBERT NEWTON was born to play this part. ROBERT NEWTON does not get enough credit for his superb portrayals of THE BAD GUY!!!! Even in OLIVER TWIST, as BILL and starring ALEC GUINNESS as Fagan, his portrayal of bad guy, BILL was supreme.
ROBERT NEWTON,
One of the finest actors of the 20th century.
RIP ROBERT NEWTON 🙏
I smiled and was intertained all the way through..... Such fun
Ham never tasted better than Robert Newton playing pirate. It was one of the greatest transformations and acting jobs in film history. If you saw him in his earlier roles, you would barely recognize this character as Robert Newton.
Best movie rendition in my opinion. Saw it years ago. Thank you for posting the gift of pleasure 😊
So true.. this is great. It's It's gift that I can jst find great obscure stuff to watch...
Quel -
Robert Newton was a great actor, and could play any type. Including the "pirate accent" which he basically invented. He based it on the people he met growing up in Mounts Bay, near Penzance, on the Lizard, the very south-western end of Cornwall.
Robert Newton also briefly attended Exeter School, Devon, a prestigious, private ("public") school, so he was no pirate 🤗 I write from where I live - Exeter, Devon, England 👍🏴
Oh god he went to Exeter?!
If Mounts Bay Penzance wuz on the Lizard, it must have been some fair while back, because it ain't there now! Bleddy English...
@@robinhampshire8923 "Mounts Bay, near Penzance, on the Lizard", agreed, very poor navigation and it should read Mounts Bay, near Penzance, West Penwith.
The Lizard being another part of The Granite Kingdom, a dangerous coast and most southerly point of all England.
I used to know the whole area very well as most of it was 'my area' a press photographer for 'The Packet' newspapers.
Fantastic movie. I loved it as a kid. Very entertaining.👍👍
Loved these as a kid! Sixpence at the Majestic cinema on a Saturday morning and a complete matinee of films shown! Long John Silver the 'loveable rogue'! Don't make 'em like that anymore!
Robert Newton did the best portrayal of Long John Silver ever. RIP Robert Newton.
Treasure Island was my favourite TV series when I was a little girl in the 50's (giving my age away now). Robert Newton was an amazing actor.
Before I knew any of the hype around Robert Newton I stumbled on BlackBeard the pirate. The opening scene with Newton had me saying this guy has to be the best pirate ever…. I was right. Outstanding!
Used to watch this when I was a young boy my best film
Ar-r-men. That one kills me, lol Best Long John movie of them all.
The audio is FANTASTIC! You can almost hear what they're saying!
Historically, all the most successful pirates of the golden age came from the west country, so his accent helps cement that fact.
Stevenson wrote that Silver had sailed with Blackbeard, the infamous pirate from Bristol. Newton, who portrayed both Silver and Blackbeard, gave both characters a Bristolian accent...And gave birth to that notorious Dad joke:
"I'm sorry, son. I can't take you to see that new pirate movie. It's rated 'Arr!'"
@@willmfrank Arr Jim lad!
@@alexcampbell3032 😁
You mean English pirates
@@trtr6938 No.
And now people even proclaim that Sir Francis Drake was a pirate. He was before that golden age. But 3 guesses where he came from.
wonderful summary of a great actor and genius inventor of what a Pirate should be, he was also great in Around the world in eighty days, thanks for sharing this!
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We've been stuck with the pan and scan version since they made little 1.3 to 1 tv screens 70years ago. Nice to finally have a 2.35 to 1 original theatre version.
A True Masterwork of Cinema..this and "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea" are perfect Double Features🏴☠️⛵
@sinead Hello🌈🏃
I , matie.
So true!!!!!
@@23draft7 I agree but Disney studios is now mostly crap
loved this movie as a kid
1954 does date back now, my elderly parents were both just 8 years old back then, godbless em.
Been doing a marathon of Adventures of Long John Silver, first time seeing this movie an answers how Silver an Jim meet back up.
Mr3, Newton was beyond excellent in this film...
The saying "They don't make em like the used to".. is well over used.. but is well true in films like these.. Bravo.. Silver, Bravo Hawkrins..
"Nothing but a patch of blood.....' what a great oldie I remember watching with a popcorn-greased facade in the midst of me peers during the times when a simple Saturday matinee were the finest of times, arrr!
I remember seeing this on the Disneyland tv program. Long John reminded me very much of my uncle Jack, who had been a professional prize fighter and a really scary guy.
Robert Newton, I matie, shiver me timbers, classic 😊👍. Best pirate ever to sail the seven seas. I
Danke für das hochladen und deine Mühe
Fantastic Classic Movie 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Classic . they don't make em like this anymore , aye !
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This is actually return to treasure island.
I love watching Newton play this character. Armen.
Superior Robert Louis Stevenson book, fantastic adaptation to the screen. One of Robert Newton«s finest hours, to me the best Long John Silver yet
I would say that Wallace Beery did a pretty job of it as well, the earlier Treasure Island Movie with Jackie Cooper. However, it was Robert Newton and his interpretation and especially his dialect that made the role his own. Also, honestly, doesn't every aspiring pirate actor try to imitate that dialect. Just as they do with Bela Lugosi's when doing Vampire stories.
Long John Silver: “Sometimes, them’s that’s quote the Bible have less Bible in their heart that’s them that don’t.” Love that line🤗🤣🤣🤣😂🎉🎊Loved this film🥳Thank you for uploading a gem💖💝🥰😘
There is much truth in that line, those that quote scripture but do not often follow it well, as much as simply parrot it.
Keeping the scriptures in one's heart is quite another matter.
Right-on Debbie !
Oh yeah I like Captain Patch to you guys meant he liked disabled that bad guy Mendoza guy too as well you guys man all right and I also still like my only guy named and I still do like after Long John silver's Robert Newton and and I still do like Captain patch it's the other after well yeah well too you guys Man AR
"What fool went and cut a Bible? You'll all swing sure now."
Robert Newton is to Pirates what John Wayne and Clint Eastwood are to Cowboys.
I've read that both Oliver Reed and Keith Moon idolized Robert Newton. Now that I've finally seen this great film, I can see that lol. Thanks for this upload!
Great flick, thank you! Robert Newton was brilliant.
" The Thistle" from "Bristol", how curiously funny, & yet so quaint !
At least one movie of this kind which doesn't end with the ubiquitous great battle and after the victory the happy ending with him and her together.
Always thought Kieth Moon would of been a great Pirate. What a great film.
🤣🤣 He was!
Keith was Newton reincarnated. He channels him in Mae West’s Sextette. Look up his cameo on YT…it’s uncanny.
And now I remember that Graham Chapman and Moon were actually going to write an star in a pirate film but Keith died before it got anywhere. The idea stuck though, and it eventually got made as Yellowbeard in the early 80’s
we was an ass pirate
My favorite pirate movie is the 1958 movie,"The Buccaneer" starring Yul Brynner and directed by Anthony Quinn.
Charlton Heston as Andrew Jackson was just as good as his role as Moses in another Cecille B.Demille.movie,"The 10 Commandments" from 1956 which also starred Yul Brynner as well.
I love that movie!
For me, it's a tie between "Captain Blood" (1935) and "The Sea Hawk." (1941)
@@lemorab1 you must love Errol Flynn
Yul was a dick head, crist.....Burt Lancaster played a better pirate....of course somebody has to whine about the "official" No.1 pirate flick of all time, figures.....I dont even like the old Spaghetti's he showed up in, total crap actor, even tried to hog the camera from Steve Mcqueen in the Magnificent 7.
@@jimbonham5910
Yul Brenner had a great screen persona, but I agree, he should never had urinated on your cornflakes.
Also, no Actor can "hog the camera"
You have Directors, Producers and the Cinematographer, blame them for any camera tasking errors.
Johnny Depp couldn't have done it better - WITH all the modern tricks. ARRRRHHHHH!🏴☠
The Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper movie was the first Treasure Island. It was great movie, but the Disney Version Followed up with the same action and the cast of characters far surpassed it. Walt: You Did Good! Thank You! Robert Newton has had an excellent career in the Pirate Tradition and makes a good rascally character!
Who is in your dp
Not seen this for a very long time, excellent upload too. Thank you!
Please forgive my indulgence..but this film has such a foreboding atmosphere in parts..it borderlines on terror! A True Pirate Classic shoulders above many of its American counterparts⛵
Iconic role indeed! Without this and Treasure Island, Captain Jack would be quite a different character altogether.
He is the pirate!
this is a real treat!! thanks so much 🍕🎥🤓
The ending is epic af with the music, for its time
Robert Newtons accurate imitation of my accent was gained amongst the drinkers in the Llandogger Trow pub opposite the Bristol Old Vic theatre whilst he was playing there.
saw it being made
Images stuck in mind for a life time
Beautiful movie for my leisure
Fantastisc movie.
My young dream come true.
Thanks for the video. I love the background about the film and the actors. I'm currently reading the classic book Treasure Island.
September 19 is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. And I just missed it again, Arrrr...!!!
Robert Crumb loved this film when he was younger.
Best pirate ever arrrr going to have to watch this on a proper screen tablet just don't give it justice
Loving the intros with trivia and history. 👍
Robert Newton was an English 🏴 Legend
Timeless classic!!🙂👍❤️
Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Great Movies though. 👍👌👏
And of course, I'm a subscriber!
Thanks Again Though.
Another great golden oldie.
My favorite pirate ever ☠👍👍🇺🇸
This movie led to a TV series of the same name, 1956 - 1957, which I remember watching many years ago.
It is Newton, of course, whom we are emulating when "talking like a pirate" today.
Arrr!
masterful movie seen it in school days fantastic than and still is one of the best ever booooooom
How could you overlook C.Laughton 1945 ??🤔 the TRUEST badass pirates EVER !!! 👍👍👍
1:39:15 I fainted along with Jim Hawkins. That was a brilliantly shocking moment! That guy was terrifying.
Har Har yee Swabs ! This ere Film is the best , and no mistake !
Thank you for this movie
You seem to forget that Robert Newton based his performance on Wallace Beery's interpretation of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island character, Long John Silver. Which is a shame really. Beery set a base for the character, and Robert Newton built on and embellished it, to what we know today.
ARRGGGG! Matey your reaching pretty far back on the way back machine to haul out Wallace Beery. I remember him as Bad Bascome but that far out things get very blurry for me. Can't say I remember that version but I can see some pretty crusty old performers there. I may have to try to find something by him to relive some history. Nice handle btw
Masterpiece how films should be made today even the parrot is real