The Black Pirate (1926) Laserdisc

The Black Pirate (1926) Laserdisc

The Black Pirate (1926) is a silent adventure film that tells the story of a nobleman who becomes a pirate to avenge his father’s murder and fight against a band of ruthless buccaneers. Featuring thrilling sea battles, daring sword fights, and spectacular stunts, the film is notable for its early use of two-tone Technicolor, which added vibrant color to the black-and-white silent movie format. Directed by and starring Douglas Fairbanks, a major silent film star, The Black Pirate showcases his athleticism and charm, making it a classic swashbuckling film of the silent era.