The Sea Hawk

The Albatross under the command of Captain Thorpe (Errol Flynn), with help from Pitt (Alan Hale), Preston (Ellis Irving) et al, makes short work of a Spanish galleon, in Michael Curtiz' The Sea Hawk, 1940.

Fantastic menace from director Michael Curtiz in the early days of the Second World War, King Philip of Spain (Montagu Love), making his intentions clear, opening The Sea Hawk, 1940, starring Errol Flynn.

Captain Thorpe (Errol Flynn) is polite as he evacuates the Spanish ship he's just crippled, assistance from Pitt (Alan Hale), irritation from noble passenger Don Alvarez (Claude Rains) and niece (Brenda Marshall) and their English attendant (Una O'Connor), in The Sea Hawk, 1940.

Spanish noble Dona Maria (Brenda Marshall) is gathering roses with her English maid (Una O'Connor) when their former captor Captain Thorpe (Errol Flynn) happens by, charmed, in The Sea Hawk, 1940.

The monkey lost by Captain Thorpe (Errol Flynn) is explained when he arrives, secretly pleasing the Queen Elizabeth (Flora Robson) and irritating his rivals (Henry Daniell, et al) in Michael Curtiz' The Sea Hawk, 1940.

Errol Flynn plays a British buccaneer who holds the Spanish fleet at bay with the covert approval of Queen Elizabeth I in The Sea Hawk (1940).