The Pirates of Blood River (1962)
Overview
A group of ruthless pirates attack a 17th Century Huguenot settlement on the Isle of Devon in search of treasure and will stop at nothing to obtain it.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.739 |
Directed By
John Gilling
Crew
John Gilling
John Hunter
John Gilling
Jimmy Sangster
Anthony Nelson Keys
Michael Carreras
Gary Hughes
Arthur Grant
Eric Boyd-Perkins
Stuart Lyons
Bernard Robinson
Don Mingaye
Roy Ashton
Frieda Steiger
TOP CAST
Kerwin Mathews
Jonathon Standing
Christopher Lee
Captain LaRoche
Andrew Keir
Jason Standing
Glenn Corbett
Henry
Michael Ripper
First Mate Mack
Peter Arne
Bosu'n Hench
Marla Landi
Bess Standing
Oliver Reed
Pirate Brocaire
Marie Devereux
Maggie Mason (uncredited)
Jerold Wells
Penal Colony Master
Dennis Waterman
Timothy Blackthorne, the boy
David Lodge
Smith
Jack Stewart
Godfrey Mason
Michael Peake
Kemp
Emile Stemmler
A villager (uncredited)
Bert Simms
Old Townsman (uncredited)
Denis Shaw
Silver (uncredited)
John Roden
2nd Settler (uncredited)
Ernie Rice
Pirate (uncredited)
Keith Pyott
Silas (uncredited)
Dido Plumb
Prisoner (uncredited)
Michael Peake
Kemp (uncredited)
Michael Mulcaster
Martin (uncredited)
Desmond Llewelyn
Tom Blackthorne (uncredited)
Don Levy
Carlos (uncredited)
George Hilsdon
Penal Colony Guard (uncredited)
John Collin
Lance (uncredited)
Bill Brandon
Pirate (uncredited)
Jim Brady
Pirate (uncredited)
Ronald Blackman
Pugh (uncredited)
Richard Bennett
Seymour (uncredited)
John Bennett
Penal Colony Guard (uncredited)
Diane Aubrey
Margaret Blackthorne (uncredited)
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