Sir Francis Drake, the corsair of the queen ( Sir Francis Drake or The Adventures off Sir Francis Drake ) is a British Televised series in 26 30 minutes episodes, black and white, created by Anthony Bushell and diffused between the November 12th 1961 and the May 20th 1962 on the network ITV. In France, the series was diffused starting from the April 25th 1964 on the second channel of ORTF.

Synopsis

This series puts in scene the adventures, at the 16th century, of Sir Francis Drake, Corsaire with the service of the queen Elisabeth I {{Re}} of England.

Distribution

• Terence Morgan: Sir Francis Drake
• Jean Kent: the Queen Elizabeth Anger
• Patrick McLoughlin: Richard Trevelyan
• Michael Crawford: John Drake
• Roger Delgado: Mendoza
• Alex Scott: Gift Pedro

Episodes

      1: Captive ( The Prisoner ) the
      2: The Pioneers ( The Lost Colony off Virginia )
      3: The Queen of Scotland ( Mary, Queen off Scots )
      4: Titrate French unknown ( Doctor Dee )
      5: The Insane Company ( Bold Enterprise )
      6: The English Dragon ( The English Dragon )
      7: The Courtier ( Servant boy Jack )
      8: The Garrison ( The Garrison )
      9: Visit in Spain ( Visit to Spain )
    10: The Magician ( The Flame Thrower )
    11: The Revenge on the governor ( The Governor' S Revenge )
    12: The Slaves ( The Slavic off Spain )
    13: At the end of the world ( The Doughty Stud )
    14: The King of America ( King off America )
    15: In Ireland ( The Irish Pirates )
    16: Beggars of the sea ( Beggars off the Sea )
    17: The Judgment ( Drake one Trial )
    18: The Bridge ( The Bridge )
    19: The Actor ( Johnnie Factotum )
    20: Diplomatic mission ( Mission to Paris )
    21: The Duchess ( The Reluctant Duchess )
    22: The Gipsies ( The Gypsies )
    23: Intrigue at the court ( Court Intrigues )
    24: The Spaniard ( Gentleman off Spain )
    25: The Fountain of Youth ( The Fountain off Youth )
    26: The Escape ( Escape )

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