Robert Shaw

James Earl Jones

Peter Boyle

Geneviève Bujold

Beau Bridges

Geoffrey Holder

Avery Schreiber

Anjelica Huston

Bernard Behrens

Dorothy Tristan

Mark Baker

Kip Niven

Tom Fitzsimmons

Louisa Horton

Sid Haig

Jon Cedar

Alfie Wise

Diana Chesney

Harry Basch

Pepe Serna

Ronald G. Joseph

Tom Lacy

Mary Margaret Amato

Lisa Moore

Lisa Daniels

Catana Cayetano

Erika Carlsson

Victoria Wells

Brenda Venus

Rutanya Alda

Kathryn Reynolds

Henry Kingi

Anthony De Longis

Bob Minor

Tom Clancy

James Goldstone

Jeffrey Bloom

Burton Miller

John Addison

John Robert Lloyd

Philip H. Lathrop

Bob Herron

Paul Wheeler

Hal Gausman

Buddy Van Horn

Jack Verbois

Jophery C. Brown

Pete Kellett

Larry Holt

Jennings Lang

Edward A. Biery

Ted Grossman

Ernest Robinson

Howard Curtis

William S. Gilmore

Loren Janes

Victor Paul

Orwin C. Harvey

Charlie Picerni

Russ Dodson

Pamela Bebermeyer

Elliott Kastner

Chuck Waters

Jerry Brutsche

Adventure

Action

Comedy

Swashbuckler

Universal Pictures

United States of America

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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.

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