
A Twelve Year Old Pirate
Family · Adventure · Drama
Overview
In the sixteenth Captain Morgan pirate ship is sunk by the Spanish fleet. He and four companions make it to an island, but the beaches are occupied by the Spanish. The child Erick, son of John Goldark, King of the Pirates, who died trying to save his nephews Lady Harold and the Spanish prisoners, helping them into the jungle. Grateful Morgan and his friends save the captives. When it seems that children are lost flying the Spanish magazine. Then fight with cannibals and are again caught by the Spanish, but are saved by another pirate ship.
Top Cast


René Cardona III
René Cardona III
Eric (as Al Coster)
René Cardona III
Eric (as Al Coster)


Christa Linder
Christa Linder
Lady Harold
Christa Linder
Lady Harold


Rogelio Guerra
Rogelio Guerra
Rogelio Guerra


Bruno Rey
Bruno Rey
Bruno Rey


Hugo Stiglitz
Hugo Stiglitz
Morgan
Hugo Stiglitz
Morgan
Lindy Fields
Lindy Fields
Lindy Fields


Carlos Agostí
Carlos Agostí
Marqués de León
Carlos Agostí
Marqués de León


Pancho Córdova
Pancho Córdova
Pancho Córdova
Gina Morett
Gina Morett
Gina Morett


Gerardo Zepeda
Gerardo Zepeda
Gerardo Zepeda
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