Le corsaire rouge (1952) Poster

(1952)

Leslie Bradley: Baron José Gruda

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Quotes 

  • Baron Jose Gruda : You may be over-confident, Captain Vallo. There are 200 of the King's marines aboard this vessel.

    Vallo : And only 20 pirates. That puts the odds slightly in my favour. Better surrender the ship.

  • Vallo : You've sold me Humble Bellows - and to a king's flunky!

    Humble Bellows : Aye. 'Tis my modest opinion that no man can fly pirate colors who's not willing to sell his friend, his sweetheart, or his mother.

    Baron Jose Gruda : Well spoken, Mr. Bellows.

    Vallo : Foul spoken it is, Humble Bellows. You've turned your hand against your captain's back. Yellow was never a pirate's colour.

    Slimy : Nor rescuing a fair maiden a pirate caper.

  • Baron Jose Gruda : [on Vallo, Ojo and Professor Prudence, all in disguise as women]  These peasant shapes are not to my taste.

  • Baron Jose Gruda : Bored?

    La Signorita : If only there were something to break the monotony of this voyage.

    Vallo : [drops in]  Hands aloft, please.

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