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*Treasure Island*
Treasure Island
	US Poster
Based on	Treasure Island; by Robert Louis Stevenson
Screenplay by	Fraser Clarke Heston
Directed by	Fraser Clarke Heston
Starring	Charlton Heston; Christian Bale ; Oliver Reed ; Christopher Lee; Julian Glover ; Pete Postlethwaite ; Clive Wood
Music by	Paddy Moloney, The Chieftains
Country of origin	United Kingdom; United States
Original language	English
Production
Executive producer	Peter Snell
Producer	Fraser Clarke Heston
Cinematography	Robert Steadman
Running time	132 minutes
Production companies	Turner Pictures; Agamemnon Films; British Lion Film Corporation
Original release
Network	TNT
Release	January 22, 1990

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Treasure Island is a 1990 British-American made-for-television film adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s 1883 novel of the same name, written and directed by Fraser Clarke Heston (Charlton Heston's son), and also starring several notable British actors, including Christian Bale, Oliver Reed, Christopher Lee (both of whom had starred alongside Heston in the 1973 Three Musketeers film), Julian Glover and Pete Postlethwaite.

The film was an original production filmed and aired by the TNT network, and was also released theatrically outside the US. The title has appeared on some covers as "Devils Treasure", rather than "Treasure Island". This version of the story is noted for its faithfulness to the book, with much of the dialogue coming directly from it, as well as recreating several of the more violent scenes from the book.

Plot

Captain Bones, an elderly pirate, arrives at the Admiral Benbow inn, owned by Jim Hawkins and his widowed mother. Bones spends his days keeping watch for a one-legged man and making a dangerous nuisance of himself.

One day, pirate Black Dog appears at the inn, sword fights Bones, and retreats. Bones begins to suffer cardiac arrest, but before Jim can help him, former pirate Blind Pew arrives, gives Bones the Black Spot and leaves. Bones gives Jim the key to his chest and dies.

Mrs. Hawkins and Jim search Bones' chest in search of rent. Jim takes a packet of papers, but Pew and Black Dog return with more pirates and attack the Hawkinses for the papers. Dr. Livesey and his men arrive, scattering the pirates and killing Pew. Livesey and Jim take the papers to Squire Trelawney. One of the papers is a map by Captain Flint, who buried £700,000 on the island shown.

Trelawney procures the ship Hispaniola, hires Captain Smollett, and with the help of one-legged publican Long John Silver, gathers a crew of sailors. Livesey and Jim come aboard as ship's doctor and cabin boy. Smollett starts making plans in case of mutiny, annoying Trelawney, who believes Smollett is too suspicious.

Later on, Jim climbs into an apple barrel to get one for himself. He overhears three sailors - Silver, Israel Hands, and Dick Johnson- planning a mutiny. After land is sighted, Jim hurries to Livesey, Trelawney, and Smollet, who secretly plan their own offensive.

Smollett allows some of the crew to go ashore, so there are fewer mutineers on the Hispaniola to deal with. He, Trelawney, and Livesey gather Trelawney's servants (Hunter, Joyce, and Redruth) and hole up in the ship's cabin. Jim sneaks ashore to spy on Silver, witnesses the murder of two sailors who refuse to join the mutiny, and finds Ben Gunn, whom Flint marooned on the island three years prior.

Livesy and Hunter also sneak ashore, find Flint's old stockade, and arrange for their party to change their base of operations. However, Hands uses the cannon to sink the jolly boat while Smollett's party is rowing to shore in it, and in the ensuing pursuit across the island, Redruth is shot dead. Gunn guides Jim to the stockade, giving him a cryptic message to take to the Squire.

The next morning, Silver tries and fails to parley with Smollett for the map. The pirates storm the stockade, wounding Joyce and the Captain, but are driven away with heavy losses. That night, Jim steals Gunn's coracle, sails to the Hispaniola and cuts the anchor line. Hands, badly wounded after a fight on board, agrees to help Jim beach the Hispaniola, then attempts to stab him in the back after the ship runs aground. Jim flees into the shrouds; Hands throws the knife, cutting Jim's shoulder, and Jim shoots and kills Hands.

Jim returns to the stockade to find his friends gone and the mutineers there instead. Jim bravely admits he has caused most of their problems, and Silver is nearly deposed by George Merry, who wishes to kill Jim. Silver reveals he bargained with Livesey for the map - seeing the treasure map, the pirates return to Silver's side and decide to keep Jim alive as a hostage. The next day, Livesey comes to treat some of the pirates, and Jim confides to him about the Hispaniola, and that he owes his life to Silver. Livesey hurries back to tell the others.

The pirates set off with the map in search of the treasure. Along the way, they are frightened by "Captain Flint's" voice calling out, unaware it is Gunn teasing them. They discover the treasure has already been looted. Merry leads the pirates once more in rebellion against Silver; Livesey's party arrives and drives them off. Silver, Jim, and the Doctor's party return to Gunn's cave; Gunn found and moved the treasure there many months prior. They load the Hispaniola and set sail for home.

Silver, unwilling to stand trial for his crimes, threatens Gunn and steals a gig, sailing off to freedom. The rest take their treasure home, and Jim vows never to return to the cursed island.

Cast

Charlton Heston as Long John Silver
Christian Bale as Jim Hawkins
Oliver Reed as Billy Bones
Christopher Lee as Blind Pew
Richard Johnson as Squire Trelawney
Julian Glover as Dr Livesey
Isla Blair as Mrs Hawkins
Clive Wood as Captain Smollet
Nicholas Amer as Ben Gunn
John Abbott as Joyce
James Cosmo as Redruth
James Coyle as Morgan
Michael Halsey as Israel Hands
Michael Thoma as Hunter
Pete Postlethwaite as George Merry
Robert Putt as Job Anderson
John Benfield as Black Dog
Richard Beale as Mr Arrow
Brett Fancy as Young Tom
Steven Mackintosh as Dick
Bill Sloan as Scarface

Production

Treasure Island was filmed in 1989 on location in North Devon, England, in Jamaica, and also at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, England.^[1] The replica ship Bounty II was used as the fictional Hispaniola on film. It was originally constructed for the film Mutiny on The Bounty, and was set to be destroyed at the end of the film but Marlon Brando protested and the ship was kept intact. It sank off the coast of the Carolinas during Hurricane Sandy in October 2012.

Critical reception

According to Allmovie, Charlton Heston "plays the character of Long John Silver as written: a cold, crafty, cunning rogue, by turns charming and deadly, but never to be underestimated" and, unlike other filmed versions of the story, the movie "adheres with utter fidelity to the Stevenson novel". However, Tom Shales of The Washington Post called the film "a dreary and confused new production" with an "embarrassingly poor performance of Charlton Heston as Long John Silver, a laborious mistake... one of the most humorless hulks who ever stood before a camera..."^[2]

Home media

The film was released on VHS and Laserdisc. It was released on DVD on September 27, 2011.^[3]

Box office

It made £306,083 at the UK box office.^[4]

Notes

^ Filming locations for Treasure Island (IMDB)
^ Shales, Tom (1990-01-22). "HESTON'S SUNKEN 'TREASURE'". Washington Post. ISSN 0190-8286. Retrieved 2022-08-07.
^ Heston, Fraser Clarke (director) (September 27, 2011). Treasure Island (DVD). Turner Home Entertainment. ASIN B0057FGCR8.
^ "Back to the Future: The Fall and Rise of the British Film Industry in the 1980s - An Information Briefing" (PDF). British Film Institute. 2005. p. 30.

External links

Treasure Island at IMDb

[Filming_locations-1] Filming locations for Treasure Island (IMDB)

[2] Shales, Tom (1990-01-22). "HESTON'S SUNKEN 'TREASURE'". Washington Post. ISSN 0190-8286. Retrieved 2022-08-07.

[DVD-3] Heston, Fraser Clarke (director) (September 27, 2011). Treasure Island (DVD). Turner Home Entertainment. ASIN B0057FGCR8.

[org-4] "Back to the Future: The Fall and Rise of the British Film Industry in the 1980s - An Information Briefing" (PDF). British Film Institute. 2005. p. 30.

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 '''''Treasure Island''''' is a 1990 British-American [[television film|made-for-television]] [[film adaptation]] of [[Robert Louis Stevenson]]’s 1883 [[Treasure Island|novel of the same name]], written and directed by [[Fraser Clarke Heston]] ([[Charlton Heston|Charlton Heston's]] son), and also starring several notable British actors, including [[Christian Bale]], [[Oliver Reed]], [[Christopher Lee]] (both of whom had starred alongside Heston in the [[The Three Musketeers (1973 live-action film)|1973 ''Three Musketeers'']] film), [[Julian Glover]] and [[Pete Postlethwaite]].
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 <!--Per [[WP:FILMPLOT]], summaries must be less than 700 words. This article is at 694.-->
-Captain [[Billy Bones|Bones]], an elderly pirate, arrives at the Admiral Benbow inn, owned by [[Jim Hawkins (character)|Jim Hawkins]] and his widowed mother. Bones refuses to pay rent, and spends his days keeping watch for a one-legged man, making a dangerous nuisance of himself.
+Captain [[Billy Bones|Bones]], an elderly pirate, arrives at the Admiral Benbow inn, owned by [[Jim Hawkins (character)|Jim Hawkins]] and his widowed mother. Bones spends his days keeping watch for a one-legged man and making a dangerous nuisance of himself.
-One day, pirate Black Dog appears at the inn, sword fights Bones, and retreats. Bones begins to suffer [[cardiac arrest]], but before Jim can help him, former pirate Blind Pew arrives and gives Bones the [[Black Spot (Treasure Island)|Black Spot]]. Bones dies shortly after Pew leaves.
+One day, pirate Black Dog appears at the inn, sword fights Bones, and retreats. Bones begins to suffer [[cardiac arrest]], but before Jim can help him, former pirate Blind Pew arrives, gives Bones the [[Black Spot (Treasure Island)|Black Spot]] and leaves. Bones gives Jim the key to his chest and dies.
-Mrs. Hawkins and Jim rifle Bones' belongings in search of rent. Jim takes a packet of papers, but Pew and Black Dog return with more pirates and attack the Hawkinses for the papers. [[Dr. Livesey]] and his men arrive, scattering the pirates and killing Pew. Livesey and Jim take the papers to [[Squire Trelawney]]. One of the papers is a map by Captain Flint, who buried £700,000 on the island shown.
+Mrs. Hawkins and Jim search Bones' chest in search of rent. Jim takes a packet of papers, but Pew and Black Dog return with more pirates and attack the Hawkinses for the papers. [[Dr. Livesey]] and his men arrive, scattering the pirates and killing Pew. Livesey and Jim take the papers to [[Squire Trelawney]]. One of the papers is a map by Captain Flint, who buried £700,000 on the island shown.
 Trelawney procures the ship ''Hispaniola'', hires [[Captain Smollett]], and with the help of one-legged [[pub]]lican [[Long John Silver]], gathers a crew of sailors. Livesey and Jim come aboard as ship's doctor and [[cabin boy]]. Smollett starts making plans in case of mutiny, annoying Trelawney, who believes Smollett is too suspicious.
-Later on, Jim climbs into an apple barrel to get one for Trelawney. He overhears three sailors - Silver, Israel Hands, and Dick - planning a mutiny. After land is sighted, Jim hurries to Livesey, Trelawney, and Smollet, who secretly plan their own offensive.
+Later on, Jim climbs into an apple barrel to get one for himself. He overhears three sailors - Silver, Israel Hands, and Dick Johnson- planning a mutiny. After land is sighted, Jim hurries to Livesey, Trelawney, and Smollet, who secretly plan their own offensive.
-Smollett allows some of the crew to go ashore, so there are fewer mutineers on the ''Hispaniola'' to deal with. He, Trelawney, and Livesey gather Trelawney's servants (Hunter, Joyce, and Redruth) and hole up in the ship's cabin. Jim sneaks ashore to spy on Silver, witnesses the murder of two sailors who refused to join the mutiny, and finds [[Ben Gunn (Treasure Island)|Ben Gunn]], whom Flint [[marooning|marooned]] on the island three years prior.
+Smollett allows some of the crew to go ashore, so there are fewer mutineers on the ''Hispaniola'' to deal with. He, Trelawney, and Livesey gather Trelawney's servants (Hunter, Joyce, and Redruth) and hole up in the ship's cabin. Jim sneaks ashore to spy on Silver, witnesses the murder of two sailors who refuse to join the mutiny, and finds [[Ben Gunn (Treasure Island)|Ben Gunn]], whom Flint [[marooning|marooned]] on the island three years prior.
 Livesy and Hunter also sneak ashore, find Flint's old [[stockade]], and arrange for their party to change their base of operations. However, Hands uses the cannon to sink the [[jolly boat]] while Smollett's party is rowing to shore in it, and in the ensuing pursuit across the island, Redruth is shot dead. Gunn guides Jim to the stockade, giving him a cryptic message to take to the Squire.
-The next morning, Silver tries and fails to parley with Smollett for the map. The pirates storm the stockade, wounding Joyce and the Captain, but are driven away with heavy losses. That night, Jim steals Gunn's [[coracle]], sails to the ''Hispaniola'' and cuts the [[anchor]] line. Hands, badly wounded and left on board, agrees to help Jim beach the ''Hispaniola'', then attempts to stab him in the back after the ship runs aground. Jim flees into the [[shroud (sailing)|shrouds]]; Hands throws the knife, cutting Jim's shoulder, and Jim shoots and kills Hands.
+The next morning, Silver tries and fails to parley with Smollett for the map. The pirates storm the stockade, wounding Joyce and the Captain, but are driven away with heavy losses. That night, Jim steals Gunn's [[coracle]], sails to the ''Hispaniola'' and cuts the [[anchor]] line. Hands, badly wounded after a fight on board, agrees to help Jim beach the ''Hispaniola'', then attempts to stab him in the back after the ship runs aground. Jim flees into the [[shroud (sailing)|shrouds]]; Hands throws the knife, cutting Jim's shoulder, and Jim shoots and kills Hands.
 Jim returns to the stockade to find his friends gone and the mutineers there instead. Jim bravely admits he has caused most of their problems, and Silver is nearly deposed by George Merry, who wishes to kill Jim. Silver reveals he bargained with Livesey for the map - seeing the treasure map, the pirates return to Silver's side and decide to keep Jim alive as a hostage. The next day, Livesey comes to treat some of the pirates, and Jim confides to him about the ''Hispaniola'', and that he owes his life to Silver. Livesey hurries back to tell the others.
-The pirates set off with the map in search of the treasure. Along the way, they are frightened by "Captain Flint's" voice calling out, unaware it is Gunn teasing them. They discover the treasure has already been looted. Merry leads the pirates once more in rebellion against Silver; Livesey's party arrives, and drives them off. Silver, Jim, and the Doctor's party return to Gunn's cave; Gunn found and moved the treasure there, many months prior. They load the ''Hispaniola'', and set sail for home.
+The pirates set off with the map in search of the treasure. Along the way, they are frightened by "Captain Flint's" voice calling out, unaware it is Gunn teasing them. They discover the treasure has already been looted. Merry leads the pirates once more in rebellion against Silver; Livesey's party arrives and drives them off. Silver, Jim, and the Doctor's party return to Gunn's cave; Gunn found and moved the treasure there many months prior. They load the ''Hispaniola'' and set sail for home.
 Silver, unwilling to stand trial for his crimes, threatens Gunn and steals a [[gig (boat)|gig]], sailing off to freedom. The rest take their treasure home, and Jim vows never to return to the cursed island.
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 *John Abbott as Joyce
 *[[James Cosmo]] as Redruth
-*[[James Coyle (actor)|James Coyle]] as Morgan
+*James Coyle as Morgan
 *Michael Halsey as [[Israel Hands]]
-*[[Michael Thoma]] as Hunter
+*Michael Thoma as Hunter
 *[[Pete Postlethwaite]] as George Merry
-*[[Robert Putt]] as Job Anderson
+*Robert Putt as Job Anderson
 *[[John Benfield]] as Black Dog
 *[[Richard Beale]] as Mr Arrow
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 ==Production==
-''Treasure Island'' was filmed in 1989 on location in [[Cornwall]], England, in [[Jamaica]], and also at [[Pinewood Studios]] in [[Buckinghamshire]], England.<ref name="Filming locations">[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100813/locations Filming locations for Treasure Island (IMDB)]</ref> The replica ship ''[[Bounty II]]'' was used as the fictional Hispaniola on film. It was originally constructed for the film ''Mutiny on The Bounty'', and was set to be destroyed at the end of the film but [[Marlon Brando]] protested and the ship was kept intact. It sank off the coast of the Carolinas during [[Hurricane Sandy]] in October 2012.
+''Treasure Island'' was filmed in 1989 on location in [[North Devon]], England, in [[Jamaica]], and also at [[Pinewood Studios]] in [[Buckinghamshire]], England.<ref name="Filming locations">[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100813/locations Filming locations for Treasure Island (IMDB)]</ref> The replica ship ''[[Bounty II]]'' was used as the fictional Hispaniola on film. It was originally constructed for the film ''Mutiny on The Bounty'', and was set to be destroyed at the end of the film but [[Marlon Brando]] protested and the ship was kept intact. It sank off the coast of the Carolinas during [[Hurricane Sandy]] in October 2012.
-==Critical Reception==
+==Critical reception==
-According to Allmovie, Charlton Heston "plays the character of [[Long John Silver]] as written: a cold, crafty, cunning rogue, by turns charming and deadly, but never to be underestimated" and, unlike other filmed versions of the story, the movie "adheres with utter fidelity to the Stevenson novel". However, Tom Shales of ''[[The Washington Post]]'' called the film "a dreary and confused new production" with an "embarrassingly poor performance of Charlton Heston as Long John Silver, a laborious mistake... one of the most humorless hulks who ever stood before a camera..."{{citation needed|date=December 2020}}
+According to Allmovie, Charlton Heston "plays the character of [[Long John Silver]] as written: a cold, crafty, cunning rogue, by turns charming and deadly, but never to be underestimated" and, unlike other filmed versions of the story, the movie "adheres with utter fidelity to the Stevenson novel". However, Tom Shales of ''[[The Washington Post]]'' called the film "a dreary and confused new production" with an "embarrassingly poor performance of Charlton Heston as Long John Silver, a laborious mistake... one of the most humorless hulks who ever stood before a camera..."<ref>{{Cite news |last=Shales |first=Tom |date=1990-01-22 |title=HESTON'S SUNKEN 'TREASURE' |language=en-US |newspaper=Washington Post |url=https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1990/01/22/hestons-sunken-treasure/82dd3faf-f26b-489b-96f5-3a1af53eb569/ |access-date=2022-08-07 |issn=0190-8286}}</ref>
-==Home release==
+==Home media==
-The film was released on [[VHS]] and [[Laserdisc]], which were both out of print for many years. Eventually, a [[DVD]] was released on September 27, 2011.<ref name="DVD">{{cite AV media |people=[[Fraser Clarke Heston|Heston, Fraser Clarke]] (director) |date=September 27, 2011 |title=Treasure Island |medium=[[DVD]] |format= |time= |location= |publisher=[[Turner Home Entertainment]] |id= |asin=B0057FGCR8 |oclc= |quote= |ref= }}</ref>
+The film was released on [[VHS]] and [[Laserdisc]]. It was released on [[DVD]] on September 27, 2011.<ref name="DVD">{{cite AV media |people=[[Fraser Clarke Heston|Heston, Fraser Clarke]] (director) |date=September 27, 2011 |title=Treasure Island |medium=[[DVD]] |format= |time= |location= |publisher=[[Turner Home Entertainment]] |id= |asin=B0057FGCR8 |oclc= |quote= }}</ref>
-==Box Office==
+==Box office==
 It made £306,083 at the UK box office.<ref name="org">{{cite web|url=https://www2.bfi.org.uk/sites/bfi.org.uk/files/downloads/bfi-back-to-the-future-the-fall-and-rise-of-the-british-film-industry-in-the-1980s.pdf|page=30|title=Back to the Future: The Fall and Rise of the British Film Industry in the 1980s - An Information Briefing|website=British Film Institute|date=2005}}</ref>
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+[[Category:British adventure films]]
-[[Category:British films]]
-[[Category:English-language films]]
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 [[Category:Films shot in Cornwall]]
 [[Category:Films shot in Devon]]
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-[[Category:TNT Network original films]]
+[[Category:TNT (American TV network) original films]]
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+[[Category:1990s American films]]
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v t e Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island
Characters	Billy Bones Captain Alexander Smollett Captain Flint Ben Gunn Israel Hands Jim Hawkins Dr. Livesey (1988 film adaptation) Long John Silver Squire Trelawney
Films	Treasure Island (1918) Treasure Island (1920) Treasure Island (1934) The Secret of Treasure Island (1938) Treasure Island (1950) Long John Silver (1954) Return to Treasure Island (1954) Between God, the Devil and a Winchester (1968) Franco, Ciccio e il pirata Barbanera (1969) Animal Treasure Island (1971) Treasure Island (1971) Treasure Island (1972) Treasure Island (1973) Treasure Planet (1982) Treasure Island (1982) Treasure Island (1986) Treasure Island (1988) Treasure Island (1990) Muppet Treasure Island (1996) Treasure Island (1999) Treasure Planet (2002) Pirates of Treasure Island (2006) Doraemon: Nobita's Treasure Island (2018)
Television	The Adventures of Long John Silver (1954) Treasure Island (1966) Treasure Island (1977) Treasure Island (1978) Return to Treasure Island (1986) Treasure Island in Outer Space (1987) The Legends of Treasure Island (1993) Ken Russell's Treasure Island (1995) Treasure Island (2012) Black Sails (2014)
Video games	Pirate Adventure (1978) Treasure Island (1984) Muppet Treasure Island (1996) Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon (2002) Destination: Treasure Island (2006)
Other adaptations and sequels	Shin Takarajima (1947 manga) Pieces of Eight (1985 musical) Jim Hawkins and the Curse of Treasure Island (2001 novel) The Resurrection Casket (2006 novel) Long John Silver (2007 comic) Silver (2012 novel)
Related	Black Spot Legend of the Cybermen "Shiver my timbers" "Dead Man's Chest"