Fortunes of Captain Blood (1950) |
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| Director(s) | Gordon Douglas |
| Producer(s) | Harry Joe Brown |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Romance |
| Top Topics | Swashbucklers |
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Louis Hayward(as Capt. Peter Blood)
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Louis Hayward
(as Capt. Peter Blood)
George Macready(as Marquis de Riconete)
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
George Macready
(as Marquis de Riconete)
Alfonso Bedoya(as Carmilio, Prison Overseer)
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Alfonso Bedoya
(as Carmilio, Prison Overs...)
Dona Drake(as Pepita Maria Rosados)
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Dona Drake
(as Pepita Maria Rosados)
Lumsden Hare(as Tom Mannering)
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Lumsden Hare
(as Tom Mannering)
Billy Bevan(as Billy Bragg)
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Billy Bevan
(as Billy Bragg)
Harry Cording(as Will Ward)
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Harry Cording
(as Will Ward)
Martin Garralaga(as Antonio Viamonte)
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Fortunes of Captain Blood
Released
1950
Martin Garralaga
(as Antonio Viamonte)
Fortunes of Captain Blood Overview:
Fortunes of Captain Blood (1950) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Gordon Douglas and produced by Harry Joe Brown.
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Fortunes of Captain Blood Quotes:
Capt. Peter Blood:
What is that?
Pepita Maria Rosados: Oh, just the slaves. They're on their way back from the Marquis' pearl fisheries; the ones that are left.
Capt. Peter Blood: The ones that are left?
Pepita Maria Rosados: There are fewer every day. Last week, thirty-four. Yesterday, thirty-two. Today, who knows?
Capt. Peter Blood: What happens to them?
Pepita Maria Rosados: What happens to anyone who has to dive for pearls in water filled with sharks.
Pepita Maria Rosados: Oh, just the slaves. They're on their way back from the Marquis' pearl fisheries; the ones that are left.
Capt. Peter Blood: The ones that are left?
Pepita Maria Rosados: There are fewer every day. Last week, thirty-four. Yesterday, thirty-two. Today, who knows?
Capt. Peter Blood: What happens to them?
Pepita Maria Rosados: What happens to anyone who has to dive for pearls in water filled with sharks.
[last lines]
Capt. Peter Blood: Let's put to sea, Tom.
Tom Mannering: Aye, aye, Sir.
[turning his attention to the crew]
Tom Mannering: All hands, stand by to make sail... Weigh anchor.
Capt. Peter Blood: Let's put to sea, Tom.
Tom Mannering: Aye, aye, Sir.
[turning his attention to the crew]
Tom Mannering: All hands, stand by to make sail... Weigh anchor.
Isabelita Sotomayor:
[in response to Captain Blood throwing away a pearl] How clumsy of you, peddler.
Capt. Peter Blood: Forgive my hands, Senorita. They are not accustomed to pearls.
Isabelita Sotomayor: Perhaps you would appreciate them more if you were to dive for one yourself.
Capt. Peter Blood: Perhaps.
Capt. Peter Blood: Forgive my hands, Senorita. They are not accustomed to pearls.
Isabelita Sotomayor: Perhaps you would appreciate them more if you were to dive for one yourself.
Capt. Peter Blood: Perhaps.
Capt. Peter Blood:
It's another kind of surgery I'll be performing tonight, Mr. Fairfax.
George Fairfax: Look to your own wounds, Doctor Peter Blood.
Capt. Peter Blood: I will.
George Fairfax: Look to your own wounds, Doctor Peter Blood.
Capt. Peter Blood: I will.
Marquis de Riconete:
It is bad enough that I should have business dealings with vermin. I don't wish them to infest my family. Senor Fairfax, if you attempt to see my niece again, I shall have the distinct pleasure of watching you being torn apart by the sharks.
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