The famous 18th century pirate and a traditional treasure chest with coins
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The 1952 film "Blackbeard the Pirate" is a classic pirate film based on the real-life 18th century pirate
Captain Edward Teach "Blackbeard."
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1. Captain Edward Teach "Blackbeard"
Blackbeard questions Edwina about a chest she has brought with her and she tells him that she
just has bedding in it.
2. Passengers
Blackbeard interviews Robert Maynard, Edwina Mansfield, and Alvina while his mate Ben Worley
as stands behind them.
3. Treasure
Blackbeard and Ben open Edwina's chest and find more than bedding while Alvina screams.
Jewels and coins spill out of the chest.
4. Coins spill out onto the floor
Blackbeard recognizes the contents as they were originally his.
5. Coins on the floor
The coins appear to be mostly prop coins.
6. Close up of coins
At the bottom there is a reverse of a Jefferson nickel.
7. Pirate crew finds chest
The crewmen are unhappy that Blackbeard has held out money from them and leave him on the island.
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Cast, Directors, Writers:
Robert Newton as Blackbeard
Keith Andes as Robert Maynard Linda Darnell as Edwina Mansfield Irene Ryan as Alvina William Bendix as Ben Worley Writers: DeVallon Scott, Alan Le May |
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