Käpt'n Blackbeards Spuk-Kaschemme (1968)
Steve Walker ist der neue Trainer der Leichtathletikmannschaft des Godolphin-College. Hier in Godolphin soll vor Jahrhunderten der bösartige Pirat Edward Teach, Käpt’n Blackbeard genannt, gelebt haben. Als Steve bei einer Auktion einen uralten Bettwärmer ersteigert, ahnt er nicht, dass in dessen Stiel das Zauberbuch der Hexe Aldetha steckt (ehemals Blackbeards zehnte Ehefrau), die auf dem Scheiterhaufen verbrannt wurde. Als Steve sich in seiner Unterkunft versehentlich auf den Stiel des Bettwärmers setzt, zerbricht dieser in zwei Teile. Steve findet das Zauberbuch und rezitiert einen Zauberspruch mit der Folge, dass der Geist des Käpt’n Blackbeard erscheint und seinem neuen „Herren“ nun überall hin folgt. Da nur Steve den trinkfesten Geist sehen und mit ihm reden kann, halten ihn die Leute für verrückt.
Der Regisseur:
Robert Stevenson
Die Autor:
Don DaGradi, Bill Walsh.
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Peter Ustinov as Captain Blackbeard |
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Dean Jones as Steve Walker |
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Suzanne Pleshette as Jo Anne Baker |
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Elsa Lanchester as Emily Stowecroft |
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Richard Deacon as Dean Wheaton |
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Joby Baker as Silky Seymour |
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Elliott Reid as TV Commentator |
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Norman Grabowski as Virgil |
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Kelly Thordsen as Motorcycle Officer |
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Michael Conrad as Pinetop Purvis |
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Herbie Faye as Croupier |
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George Murdock as Head Official |
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Hank Jones as Gudger Larkin |
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Ned Glass as Teller |
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Gil Lamb as Waiter |
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Alan Carney as Bartender |
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Ted Markland as Charles |
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Lou Nova as Leon |
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Charlie Brill as Edward |
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Herb Vigran as Danny Oly |
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William Fawcett as Mr. Ainsworth |
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Betty Bronson as Old Lady |
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Elsie Baker as Old Lady |
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Kathryn Minner as Old Lady |
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Leon Alton as Auction Guest |
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Phil Arnold as Popcorn Vendor |
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Noble 'Kid' Chissell as Gambler |
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Richard Collier as Ticket Seller |
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Gertrude Flynn as Mrs. Starkey |
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Byron Foulger as Mr. Harrison |
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Paul Genge as Casino Manager |
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Harry Harvey as Mr. Finch |
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Jimmie Horan as Gambler |
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Bing Russell as Second Track Meet Official |
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Jeffrey Sayre as Croupier |
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Sara Taft as Old Woman |
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Rudy Germane as Croupier (uncredited) |
| Directing | Robert Stevenson | Director |
| Sound | Robert O. Cook | Sound Supervisor |
| Writing | Don DaGradi | Screenplay |
| Production | Bill Walsh | Producer |
| Writing | Ben Stahl | Novel |
| Writing | Bill Walsh | Screenplay |
| Directing | Arthur J. Vitarelli | Second Unit Director |
| Sound | Robert F. Brunner | Original Music Composer |
| Crew | Dick Warlock | Stunts |
| Crew | Robert A. Mattey | Special Effects |
| Crew | Eustace Lycett | Special Effects |
| Camera | Edward Colman | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Robert Stafford | Editor |
| Art | Hal Gausman | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | La Rue Matheron | Hairstylist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Bill Thomas | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Gordon Hubbard | Makeup Artist |
| Art | John B. Mansbridge | Art Direction |
| Art | Emile Kuri | Set Decoration |
| Art | Carroll Clark | Art Direction |
