Treasure Island

1999
PG-13
1h 34m

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5.2/10

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Jack Palance and Kevin Zegers in Treasure Island (1999)

An adaptation of the Robert Lewis Stevenson adventure classic, in which a young boy sets off on a voyage armed with a map to buried treasure.

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An adaptation of the Robert Lewis Stevenson adventure classic, in which a young boy sets off on a voyage armed with a map to buried treasure.An adaptation of the Robert Lewis Stevenson adventure classic, in which a young boy sets off on a voyage armed with a map to buried treasure.An adaptation of the Robert Lewis Stevenson adventure classic, in which a young boy sets off on a voyage armed with a map to buried treasure.

Director
- Peter Rowe
Writers
- Peter Rowe
- Robert Louis Stevenson
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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

714

YOUR RATING

Director
- Peter Rowe
Writers
- Peter Rowe
- Robert Louis Stevenson
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trailer 1:36

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Trivia
Jack Palance's last theatrical film.

Goofs
During his conversation with the doctor, just before they go to see Squire Trelawney with the map, a long piece of hay (at around 22 mins) disappears (at around 28 mins) then reappears (at around 38 mins) from Jim Hawkin's left shoulder.

Quotes
Long John Silver: [Jim is being tattooed] Och, that's a fine tattoo, Jim. It's a sign you're now truly a gentleman of fortune like the rest of us, eh?
Jim Hawkins: Gentleman of fortune? Doesn't that mean a pirate?
Long John Silver: Ah, pirate, Jim... now the word's a tricky one. For instance, here, who'd be the pirates? The men who worked their way across this treasure cruise and simply wanted their... their fair share of it or men like the Squire and the Captain who stole a treasure chart from a lad who was given it and then betrayed him out of his share of it? Now mayn't they be the ones that should be called pirates?