Captain Kidd (1945) - (Movie Clip) Touched Off The Magazine

Captain Kidd (1945) -- (Movie Clip) Opening, Dead Men Don't Talk

The opening sequence of director Rowland V. Lee's Captain Kidd, 1945, leads into some historical framing and the title character (Charles Laughton) commenting on dead men keeping secrets.

Captain Kidd (1945) -- (Movie Clip) Bursting With Noble Blood

Appearing before King William (Henry Daniell) back in England, Charles Laughton (title character) wheedles a commission by posing as a witness to an act of piracy he himself committed, embarrassing a royal guard (Reginald Sheffeild) in the process in Captain Kidd, 1945.

Captain Kidd (1945) -- (Movie Clip) Deep Enough To Bury A Man

The title character (Charles Laughton) makes an example of Blades (Abner Biberman) as his crew (including John Carradine, Gilbert Roland and Sheldon Leonard) bury loot off Madagascar, in an early scene from Captain Kidd, 1945.