Anne of the Indies Page #6

Synopsis: LaRochelle, a former pirate captain, is caught by the British. To get his ship back, he works as a spy against other pirates, first of all Blackbeard and Providence. He works on some ships, crossing the Caribbean sea, with the intention of being enchained, when a pirate ship is in sight, to make them believe he's an enemy of the British. One day, his ship is conquered by Captain Providence. What nobody knew before, Providence is a (beautiful, of course) woman. She believes his story and so he joins her crew. But Blackbeard, her fatherly friend, doesn't believe him. Providence and LaRochelle fall in love, although he is married. When LaRochelle tries to deliver her to the British, she forebodes the trap, kidnaps his wife and escapes. As for revenge, she wants to sell his wife on a slave-market. LaRochell gets his ship and his crew back and follows her. ...
Director(s): Jacques Tourneur
Production: Twentieth Century Fox
 
IMDB:
6.7
NOT RATED
Year:
1951
81 min
122 Views


Here, wait.

Pierre, is this true?

It's true...

...that once I held a commission

in the French Navy.

You lied to me.

No, Captain.

Everything I've told you

has been the truth.

I merely neglected to mention

my commission because...

...the memory of that chapter

in my life is painful to me.

I was cashiered from

the Navy in disgrace.

Talk. Nothing but talk.

I didn't hang Sam Austin.

I wasn't on the ship that took him

nor the court that tried him.

I was on the wharf because...

...all the officers in port

were ordered to be there.

Talk. And bilge at that.

I've a stopper here

for your lying mouth.

Captain, you're in command here.

We're not on his quarter-deck now.

I appeal to you.

I've signed your articles.

He's right. He did sign the articles.

And I am Captain here.

You're...

-Wait!

You learned me that...

...a captain's bound by

the articles like this men.

You've heard the charges, Mister.

Have you anything further to say?

Only this. Since we

sailed from Nassau...

...I have served you

loyally and well...

...as I will serve you well in

the ventures we have planned...

...for the future together.

I ask only to be judge

by what I have done...

...not by what he says I've done.

You're my Captain, I put my fate

in your hands, without fear...

...with confidence in your justice.

Put away your blade.

I believe him innocent.

Annie, lass, he's turned your

head with his smooth tongue.

Put it away, I say! I'm Captain here!

You're Captain because

I made you Captain.

I was a fool to think that a wench

could be other than a wench.

But what I've made I can blast.

You've given your judgement.

Now witness mine.

Annie, lass.

I did it for your own good.

You murdering brute.

You'll pay for that.

Mr. Dougal, disarm his men

and put them in their long boat.

Jump!

Doctor, see to Mr. Franois.

If he's dead, you die here

on the sand beside him.

No, he's not dead, yet.

I give you your life for past favours.

Get back to the 'Revenge'.

If I see your tops'ls...

I'll blast you out of the water.

The sea is wide, lass.

Keep the width of it between us...

...for unless you've forgotten

everything I ever learned you...

...you'll remember that Blackbeard

never forgives an insult.

Will he live?

Yes.

Doctor, you believe him?

Long ago, my dear,

I gave up all beliefs.

Pierre.

Land ho!

Land ho!

Right on the starboard.

It's Jamaica.

Keep her up to windward, Mr. Dougal.

Stand well off shore till it's dark.

Aye, Captain.

Hands to the bracers.

Brace up sharp.

Ahoy there, Blackbeard.

Do I look as bad as that, Doctor?

No.

-No.

We've raised Jamaica.

-Good.

How do you find him, Doctor?

Sound as a gold doubloon...

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