Long John Silver (1954) Robert Newton, Connie Gilchrist | Action, Adventure | Full Movie, Subtitles

[@kali3665]

Robert Newton is not only THE Long John Silver, he's the guy everyone mimics when they play pirate. They may not remember Newton's name or know anything about him, but it's his swash and buckle we all imitate. And it's the reason we watched this film and the TV series he did around the same time.

[@jeremycoyle2782]

Ahr, right ye be shipmate!

[@carlb8378]

AARRRGGGG, what a cool opening. " I'd be most greatful for the return of the blade ". 😊 l agree with previous comments, Robert Newton is the template for all pirate movies that followed. Saw this when I was 7yo. and not since. Thank You for the post. 😊❤😊❤😊

[@carlb8378]

The original Treasure Island was good for it's day when made. This sequel/non-sequel (?) Is so superior that if they were actual pirate ships 54 would blow 34 out of the water. Pun intended .😊😊😊

[@CultCinemaClassics]

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[@cristinamurgului5487]

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[@James-pt7yh]

Thanks for this! It is really important we save and keep these works of art alive

[@AlexEFH-d5v]

5:18

[@AJ-bz7wq]

Robert Newton - an amazing AND very underrated actor..

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

If you have not seen The Beachcomber (1954 film), check it out. It has an almost 'African Queen' feel about it, and Newton is *superb* in the lead role as The Honourable Ted.

[@Mediatech492]

It's always a treat to watch Robert Newton perform, whatever the role.

[@douglaswhite9777]

As a young boy, I can remember these movies with Errol Flynn, and the actor of long John silver I’d like these programs I really did and I still do even. I’m quite old now. It brings me back memories of long long ago in my youth. These were awful great actors, it’s so sad that they are gone but their memories live on through their films. I know I will never forget them for the short few years I have left. Thank you for showing this film to me and bring smack my youth when I was a small boy so long ago God bless and protect take well and watch the east winds.

[@elvispresley3340]

CHEERS from AUSTRALIA

[@Fred-rj3er]

Brilliant to see this again. This time IN COLOUR!!! One of my favourite childhood films in the '60s and certainly the most memorable Long John. Although I must say, he was probably an AMAZING dancer because he swapped legs faster than a fiddler's elbow lol. Oooo, Arrr! Jim Mi Lad!! 😊

[@madgemuso7314]

This is great but the first time Newton played Long John in 1950 Walt Disney classic with Bobby Driscoll is even better. A stone cold classic. Newton should have won an Oscar for that performance.

[@narmale]

absolutely!

[@Zorglub1966]

Arrrrrh!

[@rippingtons60]

Robert Newton will always be THEE best Long John Silver and Blackbeard.

[@paul-gv6hl]

I have seen the various versions of Treasure Island and have come to the conclusion that Robert Newton was the quintessential and most realistic Long John Silver. Having no left leg use a single crutch, I paid particular attention to how skilled the actors playing the part navigated on one crutch. Newton played the part the most and as result was the most realistic in my opinion. Getting around on the pitching and rolling deck of a sailing ship on a single crutch certainly was a major challenge and probably why it is rarely portrayed except in the Treasure Island book and films. Pirates with peg legs and sometimes barefoot were likely more common. I had the opportunity to sail on trip on a sail-driven schooner using my crutch with my foot bare for mobility.

[@Alamandorious]

Nothing like these old movies.

[@sicks6six]

This and Treasure Island are some of the best films ever made, taken almost word for word from the Stephensons' books, As a kid I was transfixed to the screen when I went to see Treasure Island, I was there on that beach, the treasure was mine, I went home and made wooden sword and set sail for pirate islands on my solid tyre pushbike with Robert Gascoigne, Ben Gun scared the living bejeebers out of me and still does to this day, if a better film for adults to take their children to the cinema has been made I haven't seen it, and there are not many I haven't seen in that vogue, Mary Poppins to Lawrence of Arabia I've seen them all on the big silver screen with her, had to take someone with me to get in and buy the concessions when the Pearl and Dean intermission came on to change reels, they cant make them like this anymore because the directors and actors arent up to it, they're more concerned about themselves than the paying public nowadays, the result is a conceeted load of cobswallop,

[@ianworley8169]

Full stop. Full stop. Full stop.

[@samanthab1923]

Blind Pew for me

[@thanekrios3211]

How could this film be taken "word for word from Sephensons' books" when Stevenson didn't write a sequel to Treasure Island?

[@goga1054]

No one can beat Robert Newton for this role! Sadly he died due to alcoholism! One of the rare breed of genuine British actors.

[@مالكولوم]

John long silver book is one of our literature book in intermediate school in Sudan at the beging of 1990.teacher was struggle to make us understand ING the story. We were giving attention e pleasure and deep excitation. To take benifit of that story it depend totally to the teacher who has deep vacubulary of English language. Very rare to find dictunary and off course no movies at that time.

[@sgabig]

this seems like an odd book to teach English as a Second Language since the pirate 🏴‍☠characters speak in slang vs grammatically correct English

[@AAWT]

@@sgabig I guess if your students are making good progress, it would help sustain their interest in learning the language as well as possible. I live in a non-English speaking country, and I've often heard people say their interest in understanding the cultural exports of the English-speaking world (movies, books, music, etc.) was a key reason for them to learn the language. Understanding slangs like those of pirates requires a somewhat advanced knowledge of the language.

[@68blues]

Why did he kick the door instead of just turning the handle like a clever pirate?

[@susanm200]

Classic fantastic!

[@brunolepriol2302]

quiet a great moment to enjoy this movie......

[@terryjacob8169]

Just as Errol Flynn was THE Robin Hood, so Robert Newton will always be THE Long John Silver.

[@rippingtons60]

And Blackbeard

[@slackdaddy1912]

Two great actors that dominate their roles, all of them…….

[@lornbaker1083]

those of us know the real reason why We love this man. Is because he became a father to Young mister hawkins. He showed What it really meant. To be a strong man. Against the mast. Real man o war style. Also his behavior his mannerism his style. It's something no one can never mimic. From that Clever sparkling his eye has. To his strange terms of phrase. Even to this day I still say "sitty down" And my favorite drink is still brown hard rum Mixed with cold milk. which at the end of the series that came about from this. It Became his drink of choice. I still remember when he tricked that old Fool mendoza Into making a plum duff Cake loaded with gunpowder and rum. And told him To put candles on it. I remember his words.." Well, I hope he doesn't have any of his close family nearby when he Lights it up!"

[@peterhulse1064]

Well said.

[@olegzaharov6379]

Вы, к сожалению, не могли посмотреть Олега Борисова в этой роли. Unfortunately, you couldn’t watch Oleg Borisov in this role.

[@zanti209]

Excellent show. 👍 Nice re-telling of RLS Treasure Island with Mr. Newton. Superb color and cinematography. 🦜 Great print and acted with great gusto by the cast. Chat was another blast! Film was easily 4 star territory! 🌠🌠🌠🌠 if you missed it me hardees, dont be a landlubber. Catch it on replay! Or walk the plank! 🏴‍☠Arghhh!

[@jude175]

"Me hardees"? I guess you don't read. It's me hearties.

[@paulodipe1343]

_Wow, my dearest Helen! Robert Newton is great in this new adventures of Long John Silver and Jim, returning tô Treasure Island! It's for real an amazing movie from 69 years ago! I hope you enjoy it with us here on CCC movie chat at live! God bless you always, my Sweet Helen from my heart!_ 🤩🤩🤗🤗

[@helenpoornima5126]

Paulo 👸❤

[@paulodipe1343]

@@helenpoornima5126 _Aww, my Sweet Helen from my heart! Thanks a lot for your kindness! I wish tô you all of The Best and much more! God bless you always!_ 🤩🤩🤗🤗❤❤

[@voyage430]

Mercisss CCC 😊❤Je passe des soirées les yeux émerveillés par ces films que j'adore 💕 💕 🎉

[@AJ-bz7wq]

tres bien mon ami.. moi aussi

[@allenmurray7893]

Besides playing Long John Silver twice, he also starred as Blackbeard The Pirate.

[@IanCross-xj2gj]

I loved his performance as Blackbeard. Edward Teach would be very proud.

[@johngrady769]

Best actors for this movie. Wonderful cast ! Argh

[@cestmoi1262]

A good oldfashioned entertaining movie!

[@Ourladyrules]

one of best pirate movies of yesteryear ❤😃

[@ML-dz5ix]

It’s wonderful to be able to watch a movie and enjoy every minute of it. 😊

[@lantorandriami2575]

J'attends aussi les aventures du pirate Barbe rouge un héros de mon enfance, que j'aimerais revoir des années après !

[@nicoletanis3703]

Cult Classic Cinema (CCC) a une horaire tres chargee, mais l'espoir fait vivre. ☺

[@seancarter5850]

1954 ce film ???

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

@39:10, Connie Gilchrist's (Purity Pinker) Brooklyn accent sneaks in: "All right...I'll be savin' it for our *foist* anniversary." Gotta LOVE it!

[@chriseaston1392]

What a grear classic.i saw it long long ago.thanks for the view

[@zanti209]

Aye, aye, me hardees! ⛵Adventure on the high seas with fabled seafood restauranteur and inventor of winter underwear, Long John Silvers. 🏴‍☠He's out to rescue his first mate (maybe from Capt. Kidd) and hunt treasure. Dust off ye olde eyepatch, pull out your fake parrot, don your gold earrings and tooth. 🦜 Don't forget your peg leg and bandana. Let's dive into this one headfirst! Yeow!

[@conveyor2]

AAARR matey!!

[@The_Purringlady]

We’re going to have fun with one! I’ll be donning my Pirates 🏴‍☠️ Hat & will be bringing a shovel to dig for the buried loot! 🐈‍⬛🐾🏴‍☠️ ❤

[@zanti209]

@@The_Purringlady Just lose the Raid, por favor. 😅

[@The_Purringlady]

@@zanti209 No promises, my sweet lil Bug 😘

[@GuitarGuru357-rz9eb]

Arrrrrr-men.

[@manuelperales8217]

Gracias, gracias y gracias...

[@pippoparisi5722]

Buon film. Grazie per averlo condiviso 👍

[@Brembelia]

Sì, sono d'accordo con te. Questo è un film excellente e la recitazione di Robert Newton non ha paragoni. Ha definito quintessenza dell'irato per tutti i tempi. 🎉

[@davidparce8448]

My favorite quote from the movie “ fortune rides the backs of them what schemes “. One of my all time favorites. That and master and commander with Russel Crowe.

[@LIZZIE-lizzie]

Robert Newton made two of his pirate movies and is in JAMAICA INN, 1932, ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

[@graceclark3481]

Can we just appreciate the subtle and disturbing situation of of being a child being chased by a blind man who is going to kill you? Didn't need any fancy movie effects to instill terror there.

[@joelyorba1533]

Amazing! I never seen or heard of this one! Just the disney one . Im so happy to have discovered this

[@rigger314]

That was a bloody good movie!

[@paulbeynon9835]

Wonderful actor, watched him playing the roll in the 50s on TV, his ashes scattered in the sea at Penzance Cornwall. 14:26

[@cosmic4037]

Takes me back to the pictures

[@biggshow1045]

Great movie Robert Newton is awesome

[@laurieelliott9889]

Richard Greene was Robin Hood for some us - and Robert Newton was Long John Silver.

[@GreatDayEveryone]

I'd forgotten Old Flint was a term for the devil. These old movies are awesome

[@drlobomalo]

The origin of "Talk Like a Pirate Day-"

[@foinvasion3160]

Funny and true acting and a good pirate story.

[@GuitarGuru357-rz9eb]

Sword fightin’, swashbucklin’, classic awesomeness.

[@zoli-mariuspadvai5613]

Mi-a plăcut. Mulțumesc!

[@stephenchristian5739]

no doubt newton nailed it I would have liked him to have 1 eye though, in his type character it was missing with him rolling 2 good eyes as though he had only 1

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

Now I miss Black Sails once again 🏴‍☠🏴‍☠🏴‍☠🏴‍☠

[@jackybrondelle898]

Sûrement un très bon film on voit rarement ce type de film vraiment dommage il ne sois pas en VF

[@nickmorris9383]

Now I want me some Long John Silver's fish and chips with shrimp on the side please....

[@georgeanderson7657]

this aspect ratio insane

[@AnthonyPoetica]

Aaaaargh! We iz All Pirates and I'll Lay To That.

[@Gwaithmir]

Robert Newton was the quintessential Long John Silver. It's too bad he drank himself to death.

[@cotswoldcuckoo775]

Screenplay written by R. Jim Ladd.

[@marinasabau1347]

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[@ChaimFirstname]

You’re trying to make sense with these people? That’s exactly how they want you to go crazy! -Hunter S. Thompson, posthumously

[@IanCross-xj2gj]

1:25:10 Israel Hands, most scary character 😮

[@Brembelia]

😅 "Hold yer fire!!! 😅 😊😅😂😊😅😂😊😅 "Aaaargh. Sometimes, them what quotes the Bible has less Bible in their hearts than them what don't." No one could ever do John Silver better than Robert Newton. He devised the eternal and quintessential pirate and will forever own that character just as Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce owned Holmes and Watson, just like David Suchet defined and owns Poirot. Some actors have taken fictional characters and made them very real, special, and a lasting part of the literary landscape. Robert Newton crafted very believable characters, forging their strengths and defects into curious or scurrilous characters that will always delight the imagination of period buffs to armchair pirates from John Silver (Treasure Island) to Bill Sykes (Oliver Twist) to Jem Trehearne (Jamaica Inn) Newton had a gift and nack for bringing fiction into vivid focus. His birthday is June 1, 1930. I celebrate every June 1, as Robert Newton Day. 🎉😊🎉

[@julienbarrique1660]

WONDERFUL LES AMIES YESS THANK YOU GENIAL KISS RESPECT KISS ???

[@himesilva]

So, is that actually just the way my man here talked? Robert Newton, I mean. I learned in my linguistics class that he's the origin of the West Country dialects being associated with pirates, but the other voice examples didn't sound nearly as "pirate" as Mr. Newton here.

[@HikerBiker]

Great movie but have always hated the short wide screen format.

[@Zorglub1966]

Arrrrrh mates!

[@robertcornelius3514]

Robert died way too young. He had ten more movies in him.

[@intoxicary]

42:22 Thems that died were the lucky ones!

[@GoodForYou4504]

This is back when Hollywood knew how to write a sequel.

[@NickyHelp]

Since this is distributed by Corinth Films, is there a dvd of this movie from Corinth films? If there is, where can I find it and where is the link to it. Please respond. I really want to know.

[@NickyHelp]

What dvd was this ripped off of please? Please respond.

[@21gioni]

The title should read Sir Robert Louis Stevenson because he was knighted as Sir by Royal Decree.

[@rachidsalahsalah1416]

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[@paulberry6016]

Wallace Berry gave a subtle performance in the 1930 's pproductjon

[@camtoufan3704]

..... And purity pinker remained pure happily ever after.

[@sgabig]

@7:50 Arrr-men 🙏🏴‍☠

[@mudgebauer]

Restored¿ I dont think so. You can hardly hear the sound in this video. Should have been restored in 4K.

[@gordoncampbell3514]

Before Robert Newton played Long John Silver. Nobody knew how a Pirate spoke.

[@paulbutterworthbillericay]

Sharp as a Carpenters Chissel

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

The same actor playing the same character from Treasure Island the 1st Live Action Feature Film from Walt Disney Pictures a few years earlier.

[@Jean-PaulMatifas]

En français svp merci d'avance

[@charliemowry774]

Arrrrr

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[@АлександрМ-н3ф]

Не длинный Джон. а долговязый Джон!

[@ChaimkeProductions]

he died just 2 years after this

[@ELOAAMinistries]

Looks like the scene from the ten commandments 109:40 LOL

[@thighdude7]

I had the exact same thought about that scene

[@juliocaz8059]

Arrrrrrr

[@Xcutioner82]

1:39:59 The man slapped the boy on the right cheek , So why the boy rub the left side ?

[@ghostsam3023]

The currency of the pirates? "Rhum, sodomy, and the lash" 😆😆😂 !! 👻

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

This was originally a descriptor of The Royal Navy, attributed to Winston Churchill during his tenure as First Sea Lord when he was instituting widespread reforms. An Admiral spoke of the importance of traditions, and Churchill responded, "The traditions of the Royal Navy are rum, sodomy and the lash."

[@TâniaanjosJordãoBahia]

Eta povo estiloso 😂

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Aaarggghh !

[@MuscleAL]

Restored, REALLY? This image is over stretched!😂😂😂

[@jayjay-bz3rr]

Aye Mattie

[@beatrizcastells4753]

Porfavor en español 😮

[@Однак-к2б]

теперь длинный, он же был долговязый! зачем вы ему погоняло поменяли?

[@jajahoho-nl7yc]

kore kari jim

[@helenpoornima5126]

👸

[@mikemcgrath5188]

ARRGH!! maties!

[@tom-vx1lp]

i dont think there is a shiftier character than long john silver

[@pascalheurtebise2678]

En français si vous plaît

[@marlspieker]

When american actors try to sound like british seamen all persuasion will be lost! 😂

[@Jabberwockybird]

Is this a sequal? It's not the original

[@chulbul194]

wheres dr livsey

[@cristianoalmeida9716]

Alguém sabe me informar se esse filme é baseado em história real ?

[@adamheazlett1179]

Looks like it was filmed in Australia by vegetation

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

No, it was filmed by a production crew.

[@laurynaszilenas4705]

​​@@thedevilinthecircuit1414 no it was filmed by camera

[@rolarola7491]

❤❤❤❤😂🎉