El hijo del capitán Blood (1962)

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Italian title: Il figlio del capitan Blood
US title: The Son of Captain Blood

Director

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Tulio Demicheli

Storyline

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Robert Blood, son of notorious pirate Captain Blood, is forced to take up his father's profession when a ship he is travelling on is attacked and captured by pirates.

Cast

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• Credited
• Uncredited
• Unidentified

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Cast

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Actors credited in the Spanish version.

Sean Flynn
as Robert Blood

Alessandra Panaro
as Abigail McBride

José Nieto
as Captain De Malagon

Roberto Camardiel
as Oliver Orguelthorpe

Fernando Sancho
as Timothy Thomas

Luisa de Córdoba
as Madame Prue

Carlos Casaravilla
as Captain Murdock

John Kitzmiller
as Moses

Ángeles Macua
as Gertrude Edwards

José María Caffarel
as Governor Townsend

Carmen Esbrí
Unidentified

Barta Barri
(credited as "Barta Barry")
as Kirby

Xan das Bolas
as Matt

Raf Baldassarre
as Bruno

Simonetta Simeoni
as Edwina Blake

Luz Romero
Unidentified

Rafael Bardem
as Priest

Ettore Ribotta
as Leader of the church raiders

Ray Martino
as Hawkins

Ángel Ortiz
as English

Julio Infiesta
as Member of Blood's crew

Francisco Bernal
as Dixon

Antonio Casas
as Captain of the Negrier

Mery Leyva
(credited as "Mari Leyva")
as Woman at the dock

María Sánchez Aroca
(credited as "Mary Sanchez Aroca")
Unidentified

Carmen Lozano
Unidentified

Juan Cortés
as Sir James McBride

Ángel Menéndez
as Member of De Malagon's crew

José Talavera
Unidentified

Dolores Tórres
Unidentified

Harold de Weeks
Unidentified

Enrique Macedo
Unidentified

Antonio Braña
as Man at the dock

Sixto Lecón
Unidentified

Ann Todd
as Arabella Blood

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Uncredited actors

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Pedro Besari
as Slave prisoner

Alfio Caltabiano
as Second challenger on the dock

Rafael Cortés
as Man in the church

Uncredited actors listed by other sources

Álvaro de Luna - IMDb as Pirate. Not found
Arnaldo Martelli - IMDb. This is one of several alternative names IMDb attributes to Ray Martino. It is not him.

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Unidentified actors

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The film was shot entirely in Spain, so I would expect that the unidentified actors should all be Spanish - however we do have Caltabiano uncredited so you never know!

It's been suggested on Facebook that this could be Alvaro De Luna. Unfortunately he's almost entirely seen from behind

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Unidentified actors

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Unidentified actors

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This has also been suggested on Facebook as being Alvaro De Luna

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Trying to sort out the various unidentified actresses...

These are the female roles that should, or at least might, be credited

Lucilla

De Malagon's woman

Woman at the dock 1

Woman at the dock 2

Tavern waitress - there's no reason this role should be credited, but she does speak a few words so given the large quantity of unidentified actresses it could be enough for her to be credited

and these are the actresses to be matched. Luz Romero and Dolores Torres have no other roles from which they can be identified.

Carmen Esbri - IMDb lists her as "Woman at dock" - maybe Woman at dock 2 or maybe De Malagon's woman?

Maria Sanchez Aroca - These images are from La caza where there are only 2 female roles, but I don't see any actresses of this age here

Carmen Lozano - She's made up to look like a prostitute in these images, but with slightly less make-up could she be the tavern waitress?

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Of the unidentified actors the only one I have found a role for is Antonio Braña, but I don't see any obvious matches

[Emiliano]

In my opinion Hesbri and Lozano doesn't appear among these actress. I'm quite sure about Carmen cause I've watched a lot of times some her movies.

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In my opinion Hesbri and Lozano doesn't appear among these actress. I'm quite sure about Carmen cause I've watched a lot of times some her movies.

It would be very strange if neither of them (they are both Carmen) appear and there are no other female roles other than non-speaking generici, so I would think they must just be made up to look a little different