What do they say, Joseph? They've got the plague on board,and they're quarantining...
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What do they say, Joseph? They've got the plague on board,
and they're quarantining themselves... until the victims are killed or cured. We must signal my profound condolences
to Baron Gruda. - Very well, Governor.
- Maybe it's all for the best, Joseph. El Libre's followers
may yet show their hands... and give me a chance to impress
the Baron. Order my carriage. Disperse the crowd. Change the guard,
and double your patrols in the street. Come on, my popsy-wopsy-wopsies
and they're quarantining themselves... until the victims are killed or cured. We must signal my profound condolences
to Baron Gruda. - Very well, Governor.
- Maybe it's all for the best, Joseph. El Libre's followers
may yet show their hands... and give me a chance to impress
the Baron. Order my carriage. Disperse the crowd. Change the guard,
and double your patrols in the street. Come on, my popsy-wopsy-wopsies
Full Transcript
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What do they say, Joseph?
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They've got the plague on board,
and they're quarantining themselves...
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until the victims are killed or cured.
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We must signal my profound condolences
to Baron Gruda.
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- Very well, Governor.
- Maybe it's all for the best, Joseph.
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El Libre's followers
may yet show their hands...
00:00:17.767 --> 00:00:20.394
and give me a chance to impress
the Baron. Order my carriage.
00:00:20.811 --> 00:00:24.815
Disperse the crowd. Change the guard,
and double your patrols in the street.
00:00:26.192 --> 00:00:28.001
Come on, my popsy-wopsy-wopsies.
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Movie Summary
During the 1700s, pirate Captain Vallo seizes a British warship and gets involved in various money-making schemes involving Caribbean rebels led by El Libre, British envoy Baron Jose Gruda, and a beautiful courtesan named Consuelo.
