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19th September 07, 06:05 AM
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With all due respect, the pinnacle of pirate parlance and pronunciation was no other than Robert Newton.
http://www.mooncove.com/newton/impers.htm
Mr. Newton is etched on my memory since the show was run a whole lot when I was a youngster. I believe that he set the standard for pirate talkin'.
But one of my favorite lines from a pirate movie remains James Mason's rebuke to the boarding pirates from Yellowbeard: "One pet per pirate; parrots preferred."
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AA
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19th September 07, 06:10 AM
#2
 Originally Posted by auld argonian
With all due respect, the pinnacle of pirate parlance and pronunciation was no other than Robert Newton.
http://www.mooncove.com/newton/impers.htm
Mr. Newton is etched on my memory since the show was run a whole lot when I was a youngster. I believe that he set the standard for pirate talkin'.
But one of my favorite lines from a pirate movie remains James Mason's rebuke to the boarding pirates from Yellowbeard: "One pet per pirate; parrots preferred."
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AA
Wow -- a whole site dedicated to Robert Newton! I can't wait to show my Dad!
Not to hijack the thread, but my all-time favourite Robert Newton movie is this one:
http://www.mooncove.com/soldiersthree/
But he will always be Long John Silver to me.
T.
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