The Real Pirates of the Caribbean
Jul 04 2004
•1h 1m
•Documentary
A droning account of several famous pirates & pirate bands interspersed with commentary by several unanimated experts, featuring movie clips, still painting, & repeated video that don't really convey the dramatic & violent lifestyle that is the topic of this would-be documentary. Contrary to the suggestion of its title, this is NOT an adjunct to the Disney film it attempts to expose
Cast
See allChris Merrill
Narrator (voice)
Rob Reedy
Himself - Nautical archaeologist
David D. Moore
Himself - curator of Nautical Archaeology, North Carolina Maritime Museum
Steve Claggett
Himself - state archaeologist, North Carolina Dept. of Cultural Resources
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