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The Sea Hawk
(1924) United States of America
B&W : 12 reels / [?] 11,527 or 12,045? feet
Directed by Frank Lloyd
Cast: Milton Sills [Sir Oliver Tressilian, also known as Sakr-el-Bahr, The Sea Hawk], Enid Bennett [Rosamund Godolphin], Lloyd Hughes [Master Lionel Tressilian], Wallace MacDonald [Master Peter Godolphin], Marc MacDermott (Marc McDermott) [Sir John Killigrew], Wallace Beery [Jasper Leigh, a freebooter], Frank Currier [Asad-el-Din, Basha of Algiers], Medea Radzina [Fenzileh, his wife], William Collier Jr. [Marzak, his son], Lionel Belmore [Justice Baine], Fred De Silva [Ali, Asad’s lieutenant], Hector V. Sarno [Tsamanni, Asad’s aide], Albert Prisco [Yusuf, a Moorish leader], George E. Romain [Spanish commander], Robert Bolder [Ayoub, Fenzileh’s servant], Christina Mott [Infanta of Spain], Kathleen Key [an Andalusian slave girl], Nancy Zann [a Spanish slave girl], Louis Morrison [the innkeeper], Kate Price [the innkeeper’s wife], Al Jennings [the captain of Asad’s guards], Bert Woodruff [Nick, Oliver’s servant], Walter Wilkinson [Oliver’s young son], Andrew Johnston [Sir Walter], Henry Barrows [the bishop], Edwards Davis [Chief Justic of England], Claire du Brey [the siren], Robert Spencer [the boatswain], Theodore Lorch [a Turkish merchant]
Frank Lloyd Productions, Incorporated, production; distributed by Associated First National Pictures, Incorporated [A First National Picture]. / Scenario by J.G. Hawks, from the novel The Sea Hawk by Rafael Sabatini. Director of research, William J. Reiter. Art direction by Stephen Goosson. Costume design by Walter J. Israel. Ships designed and executed by Fred Gabouri. Cinematography by Norbert F. Brodine. Film editor, Edward M. Roskam. Intertitles written by Walter Anthony. Presented by Frank Lloyd Productions, Incorporated. / © 16 June 1924 by Frank Lloyd Productions, Incorporated [LP20310]. Premiered 2 June 1924 in New York, New York. Released 14 June 1924. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format.
Drama: Adventure: Historical.
Survival status: Print exists in the UCLA Film and Television Archive film archive.
Current rights holder: Public domain [USA].
Listing updated: 15 February 2024.
References: Edmonds-BigU p. 62; Everson-American p. 291; Kerr-Silent p. 31; Limbacher-Feature p. 215; Sweeney-Coming pp. 63, 68 : ClasIm-223 p. 47; ClasIm-224 p. 9 : Website-AFI.
Home video: DVD.
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