The Pirate King

A Marine veteran struggling with PTSD and addiction finds unexpected redemption when he joins a group of pirate reenactors, giving him a chance to fight for custody of his daughter and rebuild the life he thought was lost forever.

Cast

Rob Riggle

Jordana Brewster

Billie Lourd

Matt Barr

Elizabeth Tulloch

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