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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