Cutthroat IslandWatch trailer
Production details
Release date | 1995 |
Director | Renny Harlin |
Genre | Action, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Romance |
Box Office | $10,017,322 USD |
Credits
Mario Kassar | executive producer |
John Baldecchi | co-producer |
Jane Bartelme | associate producer |
James Gorman | producer |
Renny Harlin | producer |
Laurence Mark | producer |
Joel B. Michaels | producer |
Lynwood Spinks | co-producer |
Cast
Geena Davis | Morgan |
Matthew Modine | Shaw |
Frank Langella | Dawg |
Maury Chaykin | John Reed |
Patrick Malahide | Ainslee |
Stan Shaw | Glasspoole |
Rex Linn | Mr. Blair |
Paul Dillon | Snelgrave |
Christopher Masterson | Bowen (as Chris Masterson) |
Jimmie F. Skaggs | Scully |
Harris Yulin | Black Harry |
Carl Chase | Bishop |
Peter Geeves | Fiddler Pirate |
Angus Wright | Captain Trotter |
Ken Bones | Toussant |
Synopsis / summary
Morgan Adams' father's dying gifts to her are his pirate ship and a one-third part of a map of a treasure island - unusually inscribed on his scalp.
Thinking herself in need of a Latin scholar to unravel the map, she buys learned slave William Shaw and sets off in search of the rest of the map.
However, it is Shaw, obviously with plans of his own, who gets the second part. He's somewhat easier to deal with, though, than the holder of the last part - Morgan's less-than-loving piratical uncle Dawg.
Thinking herself in need of a Latin scholar to unravel the map, she buys learned slave William Shaw and sets off in search of the rest of the map.
However, it is Shaw, obviously with plans of his own, who gets the second part. He's somewhat easier to deal with, though, than the holder of the last part - Morgan's less-than-loving piratical uncle Dawg.
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