Treasure Island (1972) "Crime" The end always justifies the

The end always justifies the means for boisterous Silver

although innocent

Based on historical record

A madman's straightjacket binds his torso and arms

The Yancey family of Lynchburg

Treasure Island (1972) "Crime" The end always justifies thePay heed, good mates. Let nary a mother's son speak of the treasure map bestowed upon cabin boy Jim Hawkins. Be as silent as the grave. To the plank if ye as much as breathe a word to that peg legged seadog known as Long John Silver. The ideal match of larger than life role and a legendary actor, this lavish 1972 version of Robert Louis Stevenson's adventure classic stars Orson Welles as Silver, swaggering and conniving in grand skull 'n' bones