Children’s and adult fantasy is pirate-packed, from Captain Hook in “Peter Pan” to Johnny Depp’s swashbuckling turn as Jack Sparrow in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” films. In Gilbert ...

Sometimes pirates stole the ships as well as the cargo. Neither Long John Silver nor Captain Hook actually existed, but the era produced many other infamous pirates, including William Kidd ...

with Jude Law stepping into the shoes of the infamous pirate. But no performance has ever been so effective or sympathetic as Jason Isaacs's portrayal of Captain Hook in 2003's live-action ...

The main villain of the story, Captain Hook, is an early example of some of the most prevalent pirate stereotypes: a hook for a hand, a crew of savage pirates, a dashing outfit suited for a ship ...

The front features a gold-colored circular emblem with Minnie at the center holding a pirate’s monocular. The back of the jersey depicts Captain Hook and Peter Pan in their poses from the ship ...

Instead of mere scoundrels, Lowery saw Captain Hook’s men as pirates playacting as soldiers and Hook himself as a decaying version of Captain Jack Aubrey (played by Russell Crowe in “Master ...

But for as long as he’s been soaring over the London skyline, he’s had a nemesis by the name of Captain Hook, a mischievous pirate who, in turn, represents both the allure and the danger of ...