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| Patricia Medina | Isabelita Sotomayor | |
| Dona Drake | Pepita Maria Rosados | |
| George Macready | Marquis de Riconete | |
| Louis Hayward | Capt. Peter Blood | |
| John Sutton | Hilary Evans | |
| Alfonso Bedoya | Carmilio, Prison Overseer | |
| Lowell Gilmore | George Fairfax | |
| Wilton Graff | Captain Alvarado | |
| Curt Bois | King Charles II | |
| Lumsden Hare | Tom Mannering | |
| Billy Bevan | Billy Bragg (as William Bevan) | |
| Charles Irwin | Angus McVickers | |
| Ted de Corsia | Captain Easterling | |
| Fortunes Of Captain Blood | ||
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| Producer | Harry Joe Brown
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| Writer | John Meredyth Lucas
Michael Hogan Frank Burt |
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Fortunes Of Captain Blood (1950) Louis Hayward (TV's The Lone Wolf) portrays Captain Peter Blood, a former doctor who takes to piracy after he is exiled from England for treating the wounds of an enemy soldier. During his travels, Blood meets the beautiful Isabelita, who happens to be the niece of Blood's arch-nemesis, the Marquis de Riconete. Captain Pirate (1952) Passions run hot and blood runs cold in Captain Pirate. Louis Hayward (The Man in the Iron Mask) returns as Captain Peter Blood, the doctor-turned-swashbuckler who comes out of his retirement and clear his name when a villainous pirate pretends to be Blood while causing havoc on the seas. |
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