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Treasure Island

Novel by Robert Louis StevensonWikipedia

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Sep 12, 2026

Adrian PretzelisNARRATOR
0:00
Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Adrian PretzelisNARRATOR
0:05
This is a LibriVox recording.
Adrian PretzelisNARRATOR
0:07
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Adrian PretzelisNARRATOR
0:10
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Adrian PretzelisNARRATOR
0:20
Read by Adrian Pretzelis.
Adrian PretzelisNARRATOR
0:23
Santa Rosa, California, October two thousand and seven.
Adrian PretzelisNARRATOR
1:40
Chapter One.
Adrian PretzelisNARRATOR
1:41
At the Admiral Benbow.
speaker_2NARRATOR
24:27
Edgar Allan Poe basó El escarabajo de oro en temas relacionados con tesoros enterrados.
speaker_2NARRATOR
24:35
La isla del tesoro, de Robert Louis Stevenson, se convirtió en la historia de piratas más famosa jamás escrita y popularizó la idea de mapas en los que una X marcaba el lugar.
speaker_2NARRATOR
24:49
Eran obras de ficción brillantes, pero no tenían nada que ver con la forma en que operaban los piratas reales.
speaker_2NARRATOR
24:58
Las mujeres piratas eran extraordinariamente raras, no porque las mujeres carecieran de valor o capacidad, sino porque la cultura marítima era agresivamente masculina y supersticiosa.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
3:32
It was not without its reward at the time.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
3:35
I could not, indeed, displace Mr. Phillips from his well-won priority, but in the eyes of readers who thought less than nothing of Treasure Island, The Black Arrow was supposed to mark a clear advance.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
3:48
Those who read volumes and those who read story papers belong to different worlds.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
3:54
The verdict on Treasure Island was reversed in the other court.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
3:58
I wonder, will it be the same with its successor? Robert Louis Stevenson at Saranac Lake, April eight, eighteen eighty-eight.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
4:10
Prologue.
Patrick BromleyHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Welcome once again to F This Movie!, the official podcast of fthismovie.com, movie love for movie lovers.
Patrick BromleyHOST
0:25
My name is Patrick Bromley and I'm super excited for this week's show because by listener request and by request of the late Tim Curry, we are talking about Muppet Treasure Island from 1996, which means I am joined for this very special episode by the Beaker to my Bunsen Honeydew, Rosalie Lewis.
Patrick BromleyHOST
0:45
Hello, Rosalie.
Rosalie LewisGUEST
0:46
Hi, Patrick.
Rosalie LewisGUEST
0:56
I am good.
Patrick BromleyHOST
0:57
Good.
Rosalie LewisGUEST
0:57
Um, I haven't discovered any treasures or islands lately, but I did get to discover Muppet Treasure Island, so it all worked out.
Patrick BromleyHOST
1:05
Me too.
Addison HornstraGUEST
40:54
So like she would
Ella HornstraGUEST
40:56
sit down with us every day and we'd go through a chapter or two of Treasure Island, for instance,
Addison HornstraGUEST
41:01
together because I
Ella HornstraGUEST
41:02
was learning to read longer things and And we learned to read on Treasure Island.
Ella HornstraGUEST
41:07
So I still remember she would read a page and then we would read a page and we'd go back and forth because we'd get tired.
Cindy RollinsHOST
41:13
Right.
Tyler AdamsHOST
65:56
It's an experience, right? You mentioned Robert Louis Stevenson.
Tyler AdamsHOST
65:59
Was there a Treasure Island theme about it?
DianeAUDIENCE
66:02
Oh, no, not a theme as such, but it was just every course related back to Samoa.
DianeAUDIENCE
66:09
Right.
Emily BatesHOST
62:26
Marnie will explain you'll hear Marnie's real ones as we play the game but maybe maybe I won't do as well as Marnie actually maybe now she's gone for a bit um it might take half an hour um if Marnie does it no because I wanted to look at the black spot because um uh because I just you know it's a classic pirate thing right you get a black spot so um does anyone know well does anyone know where that came from
Shamini BundellHOST
62:55
I assume everything came from Treasure Island or like there was some Victorian who was like, I'm going to write about pirates and like everything they wrote.
Shamini BundellHOST
63:02
Everyone's like, that's what pirates were like.
Emily BatesHOST
63:04
So I actually thought the black spot was a real thing, but it turns out it is Treasure Island.
Emily BatesHOST
63:09
That is the first recorded instance that people can find of the actual black spot.
Emily BatesHOST
63:14
um in it it gets uh handed to i think it's like it's in one of the first i was actually reading it earlier but i've left the book in the other room i wanted to see if i was gonna read the description of it but um there isn't actually a neat description of it anywhere but um yeah and so but someone gets handed it in like chapter three it's like a spot on a piece of paper or something yeah yeah and the idea is he was so scared to receive the black spot that he just dies um but it's that because it's not actually and then at the end they hand it to long john silver um who doesn't die spoilers um at least he doesn't die because of the spot i don't know if he does die at the end of actually i don't anyway it doesn't matter um he might die he might not um but he's
Emily BatesHOST
65:15
And that does mean death.
Emily BatesHOST
65:18
That is like, oh man, you will die.
MichelleHOST
1:14
And this is Tim's favorite that he enjoyed.
MichelleHOST
1:18
And it is Muppet Treasure Island from 1996.
BethHOST
1:22
Yeah.
BethHOST
1:23
So a little bit about Tim, just a few things that are facts about him.

9 MINS LATER

BethHOST
9:59
good.
BethHOST
10:01
So let's talk about the movie.
BethHOST
10:02
Now, I know this is Muppets, but it is also Treasure Island.
MichelleHOST
10:06
Yes.
SammieHOST
5:07
yeah he was a he was a presence and the reason he may have gone by the name of james curry might have been in honor of his father his father was royal navy chaplain james curry who sadly passed away at the age of 49 in 1958 after complications of pneumonia so possibly a homage to his father
DanHOST
5:32
I think as well, and we'll get there, but there is a speech that he gives to, in Treasure Island, that he gives to...
DanHOST
5:41
I've gone blank on the kid's name.
DanHOST
5:44
I want to call
DanHOST
5:50
Everybody, every Robert Louis Stevenson fan is shouting at us now.
DanHOST
5:53
But the young lad in the movie, he gives him a speech about how he lost his dad when he was about eight years old.
DanHOST
6:01
And he said that that was the only improvised line that he made in the whole of the Treasure Island film.
DanHOST
6:07
And it was something he could draw from to compare himself to the character.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:52
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Eden Ray HedrickNARRATOR
1:58
Dedication and introductory poem of Treasure Island.
Eden Ray HedrickNARRATOR
2:03
This is a LibriVox recording.
Eden Ray HedrickNARRATOR
2:05
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Eden Ray HedrickNARRATOR
2:09
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Eden Ray Hedrick.
Eden Ray HedrickNARRATOR
2:18
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Eden Ray HedrickNARRATOR
2:21
Dedication.
Eden Ray HedrickNARRATOR
2:23
To S.L.O., an American gentleman, in accordance with whose classic taste the following narrative has been designed.

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