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Subject: It started with the TV show Author: Noot [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:57:51 05/27/01 Sun Come sailor's tales and sailors .... well you know the rest (hehe). I read David Niven's book too, didn't know they were pals before that 80 days thing. I liked him in everything he did. Bobby was a great talent. It goes beyond Capt. Silver. But Capt. Silver !!! AAARRRRR !!! Patch ! Fenner ! Clap on more sail ! Miss Purity more grog aaaarrr !!! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: It started with the TV show Author: Susan [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 13:51:09 05/30/01 Wed Arrr! Welcome aboard, matey! It started with the movie for me too--but Captain Silver was the role. The TV show was great too. I just got some new episodes and can't get enough of it. Yep, Bobbie and David Niven had worked together before on <i>Soldiers Three</i>. Niven had a great anecdote about their escapades in his other book, <i>Bring on the Empty Horses</i>. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]