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So You Want To Be A Pirate! (2012)

With the help of his trusted dodo Polly, the Pirate Captain presents fun-loving and hilarious tips and advice on pirating. Learn how to remember where you buried your treasure, the secrets of navigating winds, get an inside look at pirate recruiting and even a Pirate’s recipe for a giant squid with lemon. Featuring special guests like Charles Darwin and the Pirate King you will set sail for giggles and fun with musical surprises along the way!
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With the help of his trusted dodo Polly, the Pirate Captain presents fun-loving and hilarious tips and advice on pirating. Learn how to remember where you buried your treasure, the secrets of navigating winds, get an inside look at pirate recruiting and even a Pirate’s recipe for a giant squid with lemon. Featuring special guests like Charles Darwin and the Pirate King you will set sail for giggles and fun with musical surprises along the way!

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Animation
Directed By:Jay Grace, Peter Lord
Written By:Gideon Defoe
In Theaters:7/9/2012
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Sony Pictures Animation, Aardman

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Jay Grace, Peter Lord

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Hugh Grant

The Pirate Captain

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Martin Freeman

The Pirate With A Scarf

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David Tennant

Charles Darwin

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Brian Blessed

The Pirate King

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Brendan Gleeson

The Pirate With Gout

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Anton Yelchin

The Albino Pirate

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Sophie Laughton

Matilda / Narrator

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Ben Whitehead

Announcer

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Randolph Matthews

The Pirate Who Likes Sunsets And Kittens

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