Secrets of the Pirate's Inn

Película de TV
1969
1h 29min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThree young children help an old sea-man look for buried treasure at the Pirates Inn, but they're not the only ones interested in finding it.Three young children help an old sea-man look for buried treasure at the Pirates Inn, but they're not the only ones interested in finding it.Three young children help an old sea-man look for buried treasure at the Pirates Inn, but they're not the only ones interested in finding it.

Dirección
- Gary Nelson
Guionistas
- Herman Groves
- Wylly Folk St. John
Elenco

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7.2/10

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Dirección
- Gary Nelson
Guionistas
- Herman Groves
- Wylly Folk St. John
Elenco

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Trivia
Originally broadcast in two parts in the Disney anthology series broadcast on NBC (at that time called "The Wonderful World of Disney").

Citas
Dennis McCarthy: [reading the first riddle] "The rook went aloft to seek out the chest then took to the sea to feather his nest."

Conexiones
Followed by The Strange Monster of Strawberry Cove (1971)

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10/10

A Sense of Loss When it Ended

Just looking at the credits list for "Secrets of the Pirates' Inn" brings back the delicious memory of what an outstanding short series this was! I think maybe it was only two one-hour episodes, but I do remember that I felt a sense of loss when it had ended. Possibly the most thoroughly enjoyed of everything I ever saw on Disney, dating from clear back to the first episode of Disneyland, little did I know that I would never see "Secrets of the Pirates' Inn" again! I'd like to wring the necks of the clueless individuals who hold the keys to the Disney vaults! Too young, or too much into the modern genres to understand what golden treasures they deprive us of, and "Secrets" was the best! A real Disney masterpiece to rival even "Pollyanna."