Cast
Errol Flynn
Dr. Peter Blood
Olivia de Havilland
Arabella Bishop
Lionel Atwill
Colonel Bishop
Basil Rathbone
Levasseur
Ross Alexander
Jeremy Pitt
Guy Kibbee
Hagthorpe
Henry Stephenson
Lord Willoughby
Robert Barrat
Wolverstone
Hobart Cavanaugh
Dr. Bronson
Donald Meek
Dr. Whacker
Jessie Ralph
Mrs. Barlow
Forrester Harvey
Honesty Nutall
Frank McGlynn Sr.
Reverend Ogle
Holmes Herbert
Capt. Gardner
David Torrence
Andrew Baynes
J. Carrol Naish
Cahusac
Pedro de Cordoba
Don Diego
George Hassell
Governor Steed
Matthew Beard
Governor's Attendant
Harry Cording
Kent
Leonard Mudie
Baron Jeffreys
Ivan F. Simpson
Prosecutor
Stuart Casey
Capt. Hobart
David Cavendish
Lord Gildoy
Mary Forbes
Mrs. Steed
E. E. Clive
Clerk of the Court
Colin Kenny
Lord Chester Dyke
Maude Leslie
Mrs. Baynes
Gardner James
Slave
Vernon Steele
King James
Details
Status
Released
Original language
en
Countries
US
Budget
$1,200,000
Reviews
What a creature must sit on the throne who lets a man like you deal out his justice!
Captain Blood is directed by Michael Curtiz and adapted by Casey Robinson from the Rafael Sabatini novel. It stars Errol Flynn, Olivia de Haviland, Basil Rathbone, Ross Alexander and Lionel Atwill. Music is scored by Erich Wolfgang Korngold and photography is shared between Ernest Haller and Hal Mohr.
1685, England, and Dr. Peter Blood (Flynn) is unjustly convicted of treason against the King. E...
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