Captain Horatio Hornblower | Dismantling the French Garrison | Warner Classics
Captain Horatio Hornblower (Gregory Peck) enters the enemy harbor by flying a French flag, fooling the garrison into believing that the french-built Sutherland is friendly. His gun crews dismast all four enemy ships before cannon fire from the fort forces the British to abandon ship. Subscribe to Warner Classics: / @warnerbrosclassics About Captain Horatio Hornblower (Theatrical Release - September 13, 1951): Screen legend Gregory Peck brings to life C.S. Forester's classic nautical hero, Captain Horatio Hornblower. Hornblower battles the French and the Spanish forces during the Napoleonic wars, but also finds time for romance with Virginia Mayo in this story from director Raoul Walsh. Captain Horatio Hornblower is available on digital! https://www.warnerbros.com/movies/cap... #ClassicWarFilms #NavalBattles #NapoleonicWars
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