Los bucaneros del Diablo (1964)
Cuando Felipe II soñaba con invadir y conquistar Inglaterra, un barco español llamado Diablo, que ha sido afectado por una tempestad ignorando que han destruido a la Armada Invencible, y que ha quedado aislado del resto de la flota, busca refugio en el pequeño pueblo costero británico de Canwall para efectuar las reparaciones oportunas. Una vez en tierra firme el capitán Robeles (Christopher Lee) y su tripulación se enfrentarán con los habitantes del lugar, tomando el control del pueblo, asolando la zona, haciendo creer a sus habitantes que la Armada Invencible sigue intacta y que Felipe II es el nuevo monarca de las islas. (FILMAFFINITY)
Directora:
Don Sharp
Escritor:
Jimmy Sangster
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Christopher Lee as Captain Robeles |
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Andrew Keir as Tom |
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John Cairney as Harry |
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Duncan Lamont as The Bosun |
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Suzan Farmer as Angela Smeeton |
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Joseph O'Conor as Don Jose Margella |
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Barry Warren as Don Manuel Rodriguez de Savilla |
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Michael Ripper as Pepe |
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Natasha Pyne as Jane |
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Philip Latham as Miller |
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Harry Locke as Bragg |
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Ernest Clark as Sir Basil Smeeton |
| Sound | Gary Hughes | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Bernard Robinson | Production Design |
| Camera | Michael Reed | Director of Photography |
| Crew | Les Bowie | Special Effects |
| Editing | James Needs | Editor |
| Art | Don Mingaye | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Roy Ashton | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Rosemary Burrows | Costume Supervisor |
| Directing | Don Sharp | Director |
| Production | Anthony Nelson Keys | Producer |
| Production | Don Weeks | Production Manager |
| Costume & Make-Up | Frieda Steiger | Hairstylist |
| Writing | Jimmy Sangster | Screenplay |
| Camera | Alan Hall | Camera Operator |
