The Sea Hawk
The Sea Hawk (1924) is an adventure film, directed by Frank Lloyd. It stars Lloyd Hughes and Wallace Beery. The 123-minute film holds an audience score of 6.8/10.
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What The Sea Hawk Is About
Oliver Tressilian, an English gentleman, loses everything and finds himself chained to an oar as a galley slave. When he gets out of that he becomes the captain of a Moorish fighting ship; he has changed his name, sails under another flag and makes war on the country he left behind. The account is a revenge story and at the same time a story about how much of a person’s identity is theirs to choose. The film was adapted from the novel by Rafael Sabatini and contains some of the most ambitious sea sequences of the silent era. Milton Sills and Wallace Beery appear in Frank Lloyd’s hundred and twenty three minute film, completed in 1924.
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What is The Sea Hawk about?
Oliver Tressilian, an English gentleman, loses everything and finds himself chained to an oar as a galley slave. When he gets out of that he becomes the captain of a Moorish fighting ship; he has changed his name, sails under another flag and makes war on the country he left behind.
Where can I watch The Sea Hawk?
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How long is The Sea Hawk?
The Sea Hawk runs for 123 minutes (2h 3m).
When did The Sea Hawk come out?
The Sea Hawk was released in 1924.
Who directed The Sea Hawk?
The Sea Hawk was directed by Frank Lloyd.
Who stars in The Sea Hawk?
The Sea Hawk stars Lloyd Hughes, Wallace Beery, Milton Sills, Enid Bennett.
What is The Sea Hawk's rating?
The Sea Hawk holds 7.1/10 on IMDb and 6.8/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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