The Master of Ballantrae

The Master of Ballantrae

Director: William Keighley Cast: William Alwyn
William Alwyn
, Errol Flynn
Errol Flynn
, Anthony Steel
Anthony Steel
, Roger Livesey
Roger Livesey
William Keighley
The Master of Ballantrae

The Master of Ballantrae

Director: William Keighley Cast: William Alwyn
William Alwyn
, Errol Flynn
Errol Flynn
, Anthony Steel
Anthony Steel
, Roger Livesey
Roger Livesey
William Keighley

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Overview

Errol Flynn buckled his last swash in The Master of Ballantrae, playing out the final film of his Warner Brothers contract in this high seas adventure, liberally adapted from the Robert Louis Stevenson yarn. Flynn plays Jamie Durrisdeer, a Scottish heir, who fights for freedom against the British. When the rebels are defeated, Jamie must flee to the West Indies with Col. Francis Burke (Roger Livesey), an Irish soldier of fortune, in order to escape capture. After battling pirates, Jamie puts together a small fortune and returns to Scotland to marry his true love, Lady Alison (Beatrice Campbell). But Jamie's hopes are dashed when he finds that Lady Alison, thinking that Jamie was dead, is now engaged to his brother Henry (Anthony Steel), who may have betrayed Jamie to the English.

Product Details

Release Date: 08/20/2013
UPC: 0883316860120
Original Release: 1953
Rating: NR
Source: Warner Archives
Language: English
Time: 1:29:00
Sales rank: 25,317

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Errol Flynn Jamie Durie
Anthony Steel Henry Durie
Roger Livesey Col. Francis Burke
Beatrice Campbell Lady Alison
Yvonne Furneaux Jessie Brown
Felix Aylmer Lord Durrisdeer
Mervyn Johns MacKellar
Charles Goldner Mendoza
Ralph Truman Maj. Clarendon
Francis de Wolff Matthew Bull
Moultrie Kelsall MacCauley
Charles Carson Col. Banks
Gillian Lynne Marianne
Jack Taylor Actor
Stephen Vercoe Actor
Jacques Berthier Arnaud

Technical Credits
William Keighley Director
Harold Medford Screenwriter
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