
The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists! (2012) on Netflix
PG20121h 28mAdventureAnimationComedyFamily
The Pirate Captain and his crew chase the Pirate of the Year prize, outclassed by rivals like Black Bellamy. They capture Charles Darwin, who says their pet Polly is the last dodo.
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Plot summary
In 1837, the Pirate Captain commands an amateur crew that has yet to prove itself at sea. Fierce rivals such as Black Bellamy, Cutlass Liz and Peg Leg Hastings outclass him, yet he enters Blood Island's Pirate of the Year contest, in which the winner is whoever steals the most treasure. Repeated raids on ordinary ships yield nothing. The pirates board the Beagle and take the young scientist Charles Darwin prisoner, and he recognizes their pet Polly, thought to be a parrot, as the last living dodo. He urges the Captain to enter her in the Royal Society's Scientist of the Year contest in London, and the Captain, thinking the prize is money, sets a course for a city whose queen is said to hate pirates.
Cast
Hugh Grantas The Pirate Captain (voice)
Martin Freemanas The Pirate with a Scarf (voice)
Imelda Stauntonas Queen Victoria (voice)
David Tennantas Charles Darwin (voice)
Jeremy Pivenas Black Bellamy (voice)
Salma Hayekas Cutlass Liz (voice)
Lenny Henryas Peg Leg Hastings (voice)
Brian Blessedas The Pirate King (voice)
Russell Toveyas The Albino Pirate (voice)
Brendan Gleesonas The Pirate with Gout (voice)
Ashley Jensenas The Surprisingly Curvaceous Pirate (voice)
Ben Whiteheadas The Pirate Who Likes Sunsets and Kittens (voice)
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- Mike Cooperas Admiral Collingwood (voice)
David Schneideras Scarlett Morgan (voice)
- Tom Doggartas Additional Voices (voice)
- Sophie Jerroldas Additional Voices (voice)
- Sophie Laughtonas Additional Voices (voice)
Anton Yelchinas The Albino Pirate (voice)
Al Rokeras The Pirate Who Likes Sunsets and Kittens (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists! (2012)
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- Lepra Health in Action and some World Health Organization officials said a joke in the film depicted leprosy in a derogatory manner and reinforced misconceptions that lead to stigma; Aardman changed the scene "out of respect and sensitivity for those who suffer from leprosy".




















