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The Sea Hawk (1-Jul-1940)

Director: Michael Curtiz

Writers: Howard Koch; Seton I. Miller

Keywords: Action/Adventure

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Donald Crisp
Actor
27-Jul-1880 25-May-1974 Silent film actor survived into talkies
Henry Daniell
Actor
5-Mar-1894 31-Oct-1963 British-American character actor
Errol Flynn
Actor
20-Jun-1909 14-Oct-1959 Robin Hood
Alan Hale, Sr.
Actor
10-Feb-1892 22-Jan-1950 The Adventures of Robin Hood
Halliwell Hobbes
Actor
16-Nov-1877 20-Feb-1962 British-American character actor
Montagu Love
Actor
15-Mar-1877 17-May-1943 British character actor
William Lundigan
Actor
12-Jun-1914 20-Dec-1975 Men Into Space
Brenda Marshall
Actor
29-Sep-1915 30-Jul-1992 Footsteps in the Dark
Claude Rains
Actor
10-Nov-1889 30-May-1967 The Invisible Man
Flora Robson
Actor
28-Mar-1902 7-Jul-1984 Fire Over England
Gilbert Roland
Actor
11-Dec-1905 15-May-1994 The Bad and the Beautiful

REVIEWS

Review by John Levin (posted on 11-Sep-2007)

This is a typical Flynn film of the period. Many members of the Warners stock company are on hand: Donald Crisp, Claude Rains, Alan Hale,etc. What makes this exceptional is the outstanding performance by Flora Robson portraying Queen Elizabeth for the second time on screen. She's simply radiant;not an easy feat coming from an unconventional-looking actress. She carries this film with grace sensitivity and intelligence.


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