Swashbuckler

Swashbuckler (1976)

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A latter-day attempt to update the swordplay success of Errol Flynn movies, this film is part burlesque, part homage to old-fashioned pirate films. James Earl Jones and Robert Shaw play Nick Debrett and Ned Lynch, two pirates who save a noblewoman, Jane Barnet (Geneviève Bujold), and take her to… More

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PG,
Directed By
Written By
Jeffrey Bloom
Genres
Action & Adventure, Comedy
In Theaters
Jan 1, 1976 Wide
MCA Universal Home Video

Critic Reviews

  • Richard T. Jameson, Parallax View

    ... just a dumb film boasting broadly bad performances by a good cast, some pleasant scenery, the pleasure of watching a real ship tossing on a real ocean ...

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  • Jens S


    This wonderfully old-fashioned pirates film is like a message from a sunken era, where sword fights are still filmed in wide shots, not a hundred cuts a minute. The mood is light and with plenty of humor, a couple of stunts spectacular, the locations feel real and set a nice Caribbean… More

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