Tapes on this page: 1 new, 4 already catalogued (1071O on 20260907_122042; 1071P on 20260907_122042; 1071R on 20260907_122042; 1071S on 20260907_122042)
## LEFT COLUMN 1071o. CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER. w/Gregory Peck. (1951) KING RICHARD & THE CRUSADERS. w/Rex Harrison, Virginia Mayo, Laurence Harvey, Geo. Sanders & Robert Douglas. (1954) BUCCANEER'S GIRL. (1950) w/Yvonne DeCarlo & Jay C. Flippen. MAGIC ISLAND, Zach Bryan.(1955) 1071p. SHIPWRECKS: Series Debut: Undersea explorations. 1. 1884 Lake Huron wreck.12/30/94 2. Bottom of Red Sea. 1/13/95 3. Japanese WW II wrecks.1/20/95 4. Several Caribbean wks. 2/3/95 5. Freighter in Lake Superior. DEATH OF THE EMPEROR. 2/10/95 6. TRUK . 2/17/95 7. GHOST SHIP. Lorelei. 2/25/95 8. WW II Warship. 3/3/95 9. 18th Century Spanish. 3/17/95 10. " " " wreck.2/3/24/95 11. LOST IN TIME. 9/15/95 12. THE LUSITANIA. PIRATE TALES: 8/25/97 PIRATE TALES (Sun., TBS) This detailed two-part documentary (which con- cludes next week) tries to strip the eye- patch off our romanticized vision of the high-seas bandits. The stories of gallantry and courage here are over- shadowed by tales of cruelty and greed. I could have done without the graphic description of pirate tortures, and Roger Daltrey's hokey hosting (in full Jolly Roger regalia). Pirates never seemed this dastardly in those old Errol Flynn movies—but then, they aren't as much fun here, either. My score: 5 1071q. THE GOLDEN HORDE. (1951) w/Ann Blyth, David Farrar, George Macready & Richard Egan. FRENCHMAN'S CREEK. (Masterpiece Theatre)w/Tara Fitzgerald. 4/25/99 (Edition) ARMY OF DARKNESS. (1993) w/Bruce Campbell, Embeth Davidtz, Bridget Fonda & Ian Abercrombie. LEGEND OF PIRATE'S POINT. w/Gary Hudson & Sam Gifaldi.(1997) ## RIGHT COLUMN 1071r. FLESH + BLOOD. ( w/Rutger Hauer. DRAGONHEART. ( w/Dennis Quaid, Sean Connery David Thewlis & Julie Christ DRAGONHEART Dennis Quaid and the voice of Sean Connery get top billing, but it's the special-effects wizardry that drives this 1996 film, a fantasy that mixes elements of "Braveheart" with a dash of Arthu- rian legend. Quaid stars as Bowen, a cynical dragon slayer who hunts the mysterious, winged creatures— until he sides with Draco, a 43-foot dragon blessed not only with Connery's voice, but also his mannerisms (it makes the beast hard not to like). Together, the two try to thwart a tyranni- cal king (David Thewlis). Rated PG-13 for vio- lence. Gilbert: Pete Postlethwaite. Aislinn: Julie Christie. Kara: Dina Meyer. (1:45) Draco the Dragon THE GOLDEN HORDE. ( w/Ann Blyth, David Farrar, G Macready & Richard Egan. FRENCHMAN'S CREEK. 4/ w/Tara Fitzgerald (edited), 1071s. ROAR: ROAR (Mon., FOX) TV's first Celtic soap opera, set in the fifth century, fea- tures people who relax in cow-dung baths, solve their problems by butting heads, and look like Con- nan O'Brien. In the series pilot, the boyish hero (Heath Ledger) loses his family and his girlfriend but gains his destiny. His nemesis is a foxy Roman invader, played with Joan Collins-like allure by Lisa Zane. Roar's Arthurian— style romance is lightened by a sense of fun; in the lush Celtic twilight, sol- diers yell, "We're gonna scorch their arses!" My score: 7 Heath Ledger