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Uploaded by on Jun 14, 2008

1940, directed by Jack Warner and starring Errol Flynn.

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  • and what a great QE1!

  • If he knew the England of today he might well want to turn around and go back out to sea ;-) 1:35

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  • @JollyRodders

    seems that QE1 was not so good

  • MingnonDunn got it exactly...the March of The Sea Hawks (so named in the Gerhardt/National Philharmonic liner notes) is the pinnacle of processional fanfares. Utterly brilliant. For another treat, go listen to 'Conquest', from Captain of Castile starring Tyrone Power.

  • @JollyRodders

    Well, he better stay at sea.....because all countries pretty much suck now.

  • The greatest fanfare processional ever writtten; and look at them scamper to their places as the procession concludes.

    It took an Austrian composer to outdo the British.

    Wonderful Korngold!

  • Michael Curtiz directed this film, not Jack Warner. The Queen is played by Flora Robson.

  • It just doesn't get anymore dashing than Errol Flynn!

  • @LLJtbone No that was the late great Flora Robson

  • haha im sorry i cant get over Claude Rains in that get up

  • @svartekaptenen only the hull used oak The English man o' war used four different kinds of timber: oak, elm, beech and fir. English oak was used for the 'hull

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