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'''Rafael Sabatini''' (1875 - 1950) was an Italian-born English writer of historical adventure stories. The two best-known are ''[[Scaramouche]]'' and ''Captain Blood: His Odyssey'', both of which have been filmed multiple times. The 1935 film version of ''[[ |
'''Rafael Sabatini''' (1875 - 1950) was an Italian-born English writer of historical adventure stories. The two best-known are ''[[Scaramouche]]'' and ''Captain Blood: His Odyssey'', both of which have been filmed multiple times. The 1935 film version of ''[[Captain Blood]]'' launched [[Errol Flynn]] to stardom. |
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=== [[Rafael Sabatini]]'s works include: === |
=== [[Rafael Sabatini]]'s works include: === |
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* ''The Strolling Saint'' (1913; revised 1925) |
* ''The Strolling Saint'' (1913; revised 1925) |
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* ''The Gates of Doom'' (1914) |
* ''The Gates of Doom'' (1914) |
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* ''The Sea Hawk'' (1915) -- Provided the title, but little else, for [[Errol Flynn]]'s 1940 ''[[ |
* ''The Sea Hawk'' (1915) -- Provided the title, but little else, for [[Errol Flynn]]'s 1940 ''[[The Sea Hawk]]'' |
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* ''The Snare'' (1917) |
* ''The Snare'' (1917) |
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* ''[[Scaramouche]]'' (1921) |
* ''[[Scaramouche]]'' (1921) |
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* ''The King's Minion'' (<small>AKA</small> ''The Minion'') (1930) |
* ''The King's Minion'' (<small>AKA</small> ''The Minion'') (1930) |
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* ''Scaramouche the Kingmaker'' (1931) |
* ''Scaramouche the Kingmaker'' (1931) |
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* ''The Black Swan'' (1932) -- Adapted into a 1942 Tyrone Power film of the same name; [[Name's the Same|not to be confused with]] Darren Aronofsky's [[Black Swan |
* ''The Black Swan'' (1932) -- Adapted into a 1942 Tyrone Power film of the same name; [[Name's the Same|not to be confused with]] Darren Aronofsky's [[Black Swan|similarly titled]] 2010 film. |
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* ''The Stalking Horse'' (1933) |
* ''The Stalking Horse'' (1933) |
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* ''Venetian Masque'' (1934) |
* ''Venetian Masque'' (1934) |
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* [[Scooby-Doo Hoax]]: "The Plague of Ghosts" |
* [[Scooby-Doo Hoax]]: "The Plague of Ghosts" |
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* [[Swashbuckler]]: Most of what he wrote. |
* [[Swashbuckler]]: Most of what he wrote. |
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* [[This Is My Name |
* [[This Is My Name on Foreign]]: In ''Captain Blood: His Odyssey'', the title character Peter Blood is known as Don Pedro Sangre and Le Sang when dealing with the Spanish and French respectively. |
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* [[Wooden Ships and Iron Men]]: ''Captain Blood: His Odyssey'', ''The Sea Hawk'' |
* [[Wooden Ships and Iron Men]]: ''Captain Blood: His Odyssey'', ''The Sea Hawk'' |
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Revision as of 02:05, 9 April 2014
Rafael Sabatini (1875 - 1950) was an Italian-born English writer of historical adventure stories. The two best-known are Scaramouche and Captain Blood: His Odyssey, both of which have been filmed multiple times. The 1935 film version of Captain Blood launched Errol Flynn to stardom.
Rafael Sabatini's works include:
- The Lovers of Yvonne (AKA The Suitors of Yvonne) (1902)
- The Tavern Knight (1904)
- Bardelys the Magnificent (1906)
- The Trampling of the Lilies (1906)
- Love-At-Arms (1907)
- The Shame of Motley (1908)
- St. Martin's Summer (1909)
- Mistress Wilding (AKA Anthony Wilding) (1910)
- The Lion's Skin (1911)
- The Strolling Saint (1913; revised 1925)
- The Gates of Doom (1914)
- The Sea Hawk (1915) -- Provided the title, but little else, for Errol Flynn's 1940 The Sea Hawk
- The Snare (1917)
- Scaramouche (1921)
- Captain Blood: His Odyssey (1922)
- Fortune's Fool (1923)
- The Carolinian (1924)
- Bellarion the Fortunate (1926)
- The Hounds of God (1928)
- The Romantic Prince (1929)
- The King's Minion (AKA The Minion) (1930)
- Scaramouche the Kingmaker (1931)
- The Black Swan (1932) -- Adapted into a 1942 Tyrone Power film of the same name; not to be confused with Darren Aronofsky's similarly titled 2010 film.
- The Stalking Horse (1933)
- Venetian Masque (1934)
- Chivalry (1935)
- The Lost King (1937)
- The Sword of Islam (1939)
- The Marquis of Carabas (AKA Master-At-Arms) (1940)
- Columbus (1941)
- King In Prussia (AKA The Birth of Mischief (1944)
- The Gamester (1949)
Works by Sabatini with their own trope pages include:
Sabatini's other works include the following tropes:
- Hanging Judge: Judge Jeffreys in Captain Blood: His Odyssey.
- The Highwayman: Sabatini wrote many stories about highwaymen, including several concerning the fortunes of a charming rogue who called himself "Captain Evans".
- Historical Domain Character: Too numerous to list.
- Historical Fiction: Most of what he wrote.
- Historical Villain Upgrade: King James II in Captain Blood: His Odyssey.
- Not in This For Your Revolution: This is a recurring theme in Sabatini's novels: a non-idealistic character is pointedly not supporting a less competent idealistic character on his/her quest. Then the forces the idealist opposes hurts the non-idealist or those he cares for. This is a Bad Move.
- Scooby-Doo Hoax: "The Plague of Ghosts"
- Swashbuckler: Most of what he wrote.
- This Is My Name on Foreign: In Captain Blood: His Odyssey, the title character Peter Blood is known as Don Pedro Sangre and Le Sang when dealing with the Spanish and French respectively.
- Wooden Ships and Iron Men: Captain Blood: His Odyssey, The Sea Hawk