Pintel and Ragetti are a recurring comedy pair in a 2000s adventure film franchise set on high seas. What possession of Ragetti that is repeatedly hit by a fork is he usually seen to be searching for?
"lost his real one, though in ""At Worlds End"", it is revealed that the wooden eye is one of the nine ""pieces of eight"" the Brethren Court used to imprison Calypso in her human form. Barbossa, a pirate lord, gave it to Ragetti for safekeeping. At the end of ""At Worlds End"", Ragetti can be seen carving a new eye. There are also jokes about the two characters' feelings of closeness. Whenever they do, they become embarrassed or angry, and the moment quickly passes; therefore director Gore Verbinski jokingly described the two as more of a ""married couple"". In the"
"sequel, the pair have escaped jail and are rowing a boat to Pelegosto island, along with the dog who holds the keys to the jail cells, whom they have named ""Poochie"". Ragetti has become somewhat religious, telling Pintel, ""Since we're not immortal no more, we gotta take care of our immortal souls"" when attempting to read the Bible (unsuccessfully, holding the book upside down). When they find the ""Black Pearl"" run aground on the island, Pintel convinces Ragetti that taking the ship would be salvage, and that salvaging would be saving it. Although they attempted to steal the ""Black Pearl"","
"Pintel and Ragetti Pintel and Ragetti are recurring characters in the ""Pirates of the Caribbean"" film series, primarily providing comic relief throughout each film. Pintel and Ragetti are portrayed by Lee Arenberg and Mackenzie Crook, respectively. Their first appearance occurred in """", when they served under Hector Barbossa upon the ""Black Pearl"". Pintel and Ragetti, along with Barbossa and the crew of the ""Black Pearl"", share in the Aztec curse and are immortal for the majority of the film. In the second film, """", Pintel and Ragetti serve under Captain Jack Sparrow, again providing comic relief and additionally the occasional"
"with various objects used as improvised weapons. The two pirates are not without loyalty or humanity. When the Kraken attacks the ""Black Pearl"", Ragetti saves Elizabeth from its deadly tentacle. Both Ragetti and Pintel shed genuine tears of respect and grief over Jack's demise and join the pledge to resurrect their fallen captain; this is ironic, considering they supported and participated in Barbossa's mutiny against Jack and marooned him on the island (the change seems to have come from the fact that he came back for and ""sacrificed"" himself for his crew, including them). The comic duo (especially Ragetti) can"
"of the Caribbean: Secrets of the Deep"" toy line. NECA would make them into Action Figures once again in Series 1 of the Series, and Zizzle included them as part of their own """" series . Pintel and Ragetti Pintel and Ragetti are recurring characters in the ""Pirates of the Caribbean"" film series, primarily providing comic relief throughout each film. Pintel and Ragetti are portrayed by Lee Arenberg and Mackenzie Crook, respectively. Their first appearance occurred in """", when they served under Hector Barbossa upon the ""Black Pearl"". Pintel and Ragetti, along with Barbossa and the crew of the ""Black"
"dichotomy of good and evil"". We can again see his religious/philosophical/intellectual side in the third movie, when the crew is frost-covered and he calmly contemplates aloud, ""There must be a good reason for our suffering"". This may have also been a sarcastic complaint/question to Barbossa. Also in this film, when Pintel sees the kraken's body at the beach, he calls it a """"Stupid fish!"""", but Ragetti reminds him that the Kraken is a cephalopod, thus making another joke about the contrast of his intellect over his ragged appearance. Like most pirates, Pintel and Ragetti wear old, threadbare clothes. According to"
"as well, despite having been interested in doing so. Pintel and Ragetti appear and act nearly always together; therefore their roles in the film series have been compared with those of Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd in ""Diamonds Are Forever"". Several scenes that feature them became recurring jokes/motifs in the series with the release of the sequel. For example: They are the counterparts to the two Royal Marines Murtogg and Mullroy. The two comic relief pairs are united at the end of the movie, where Murtogg and Mullroy, disguised as pirates, celebrate the victory of the pirates after running away"
"when all their captures invoke parley especially when Jack Sparrow invokes parley after he was discovered alive. At one point, Pintel snarls at his captives, ""If any of you so much as thinks of the word 'parley', I'll have your guts for garters!"". After they are captured, Pintel attempts unsuccessfully to invoke parley himself. There are also frequent gags involving Ragetti's wooden false eye, which causes discomfort and is often knocked out of its socket and has him frantically searching for it; one of Ragetti's professed desires is to have a real ""glass"" eye. It is not known how he"
"the attention of the men on the ship. Their characters provide comic relief during the movie's more intense scenes and provide storyline information. When the curse is broken and the pirates defeated, they are captured and jailed. They serve as secondary antagonists of the movie. A running gag throughout the first movie involves characters surrendering themselves to Ragetti and Pintel while invoking the right of ""parley"". At first they are pleased with invoking parley but according to the story's premise parley guarantees a prisoner will be escorted unharmed to the captain in order to conduct negotiations. Then they become irritated"
"""Pirates of the Caribbean: The Visual Guide"", Ragetti's green jacket was stolen from a French nobleman, Pintel's trousers are washed with urine in an attempt to remove bloodstains, and Ragetti's trousers are covered with tar to make them waterproof – both of which were real methods used in the days of piracy. It also was mentioned in ""The Visual Guide"" that Pintel spends hours in front of a mirror in order to practice his famous gloomy face expression. Their coats are similar to that of Jack Sparrow. Pintel and Ragetti are skilled fighters; both before and after their immortality is"
"made so much money by playing roulette that he purchased a boat and, until it sank, used it t0 ""sail through a string of monsoons on"" an ""ocean-going dhow"". In 1990, Lorenzo's ""brief but tempestuous affair"" with Georgiana Bronfman (née Rita Webb), the former wife of Edgar Bronfman, Sr. (now married to actor Nigel Havers), had led to him being ""arrested in 1990 for trying to kill her."" Mirella has written of their adventure-strewn marriage with some candour: defining it as not always the most stable or monogamous of partnerships. Nevertheless, it is as Mirella Ricciardi that she is identified"
"lost, they are shown standing up to many times their number. Normally, they both fight with cutlasses, but in a scene in ""Dead Man's Chest"", when Elizabeth had taken their swords from them, they continue fighting with incredible efficiency using only the chest, an oar, and a net. They also use flintlock pistols, while it should be noticed that Pintel uses a double-barrelled one, which you can see clearly as he points it at Jack Sparrow in the ""Curse of the Black Pearl"". In ""At World's End"", Ragetti uses the butt of a pistol as a club. They are skilled"
"pipe around and, using it like an outboard motor, propels the raft towards the ship. The raft hits the ship and breaks apart, catapulting Popeye and Olive aboard. The camera then pulls over to the ship's figurehead, which also reveals the ship is called ""Sea Witch,"" which has been adrift at sea since 1678. Unbeknownst to the couple, as they search the ship for the crew, the ship does have a crew, but of ghosts with English accents (voiced by Mercer). Upon hearing voices outside their quarters, the ghosts wake up and spot the boarders. Despite concluding that the ship"
"to stay, but her friends, bored and lacking male companionship, override her objections. To entertain the ladies (and further his courtship of Fiametta), Boccaccio tells stories of the pursuit of love. Bartolomea (Fontaine) is frustrated by her marriage to the wealthy, much older Ricciardo (Godfrey Tearle). The latter's strong belief in astrology dictates how they live. One day, the stars are favorable for fishing. However, a pirate ship appears suddenly and captures the ladies. The captain, Paganino (Jourdan), inspects his prisoners and releases all but Bartolomea. He sends her husband a demand for 50,000 gold florins ransom to be paid"
"a lot. She looks like Ellie except older. She often gives Elie things such as an echo-cuckoo clock, a loom, a hat, etc. Auntie Mabel. Wendell's aunt who visits sometimes. Wendell is always trying to impress her. Captain Bad Beard and Pirate Pete. A pair of pirates who wished to continue the pirate life. They found the treasure map Gofrette lost only to discover the treasure is really old pirate clothes. After an adventure caused their ship to crash, Gofrette convinced them to open a seafood restaurant/pirate museum. Dirk Thunder. A raccoon who plays a detective in the movies by"
"constantly changing cast of companions travelling, on a shoestring budget and seemingly with little forward planning, throughout various wild areas. Mangels took a cavalier approach, both to natural and human hazards, relying on a variety of rickety vehicles, losing his ship to fire, travelling through a number of areas where guerrillas were active, and becoming involved in a number of unusual business enterprises. Mangels discovered that audiences responded to his risk-taking behaviour and featured more and more of it in his later films. While he may have played up the risks in some cases, he and his companions suffered a"
"a lover"", triggering the spell in a well-deserved 'shining moment' for his character. At the film's end, the two serve aboard the ""Black Pearl"", which Barbossa has again commandeered from Jack. Pintel says about the matter: ""Some of the men don't feel entirely ""settled"" about leaving Captain Jack behind again"". When Barbossa asked if that was so, Pintel says ""It would make us feel a whole lot better, regarding our fortunes, if we could see that ""item"" you told us about."", the item meaning the Fountain of Youth (This mirrors Barbossa asking for the coordinates of the Chest of Cortes"
"to get along with each other. But then Darbont's test vehicle blows up and nearly kills him. The damage is so grave that he has neither the means nor the will to start all over. Manu Borelli cannot execute his dangerous stunt. He loses his license as a pilot and it even turns out that he had fallen for a practical joke and won't receive any payment. Laetitia seems to succeed when she gets her art exhibition, still she can't sell a piece. The three of them decide to take a yacht and go treasure hunting off the coast of"
"deck. He is also one of the strongest of the crew as he serves as the ""Black Pig""<nowiki>'</nowiki>s carpenter. This character lives at the top of the island in a mansion covered in vines. He talks very quietly and his head of guard, Lt. Scratchwood, usually acts as a megaphone. He is deeply in love with Donna Bonanza and attends to her every need. This pirate queen appeared in the second series when she hijacked the captain's ship to escape from the authorities. An Australian pirate who works for Jake. He almost always has a mug of grog in his"
"from their posts after they failed to keep Davy Jones' heart safe. By the second movie, Ragetti becomes very religious. He is seen trying to read a Bible upside down, even when Pintel reveals that Ragetti cannot read (to which Ragetti retorts, ""It's the Bible, you get credit for tryin'.""). His reason for doing so is the idea that, having lost his immortality, he is worried about the afterlife of his soul. Viewers can also see his new look on life in the scene in Tia Dalma's Swamp, wherein he suggests that the thing that vexes all men is ""the"
"adventure starts when they stumble across a one-man World War II German midget submarine, which is still intact. Inside, they find a bottle that they discover came from Napoleon's ""lost wine cellar."" Immediately, representatives of power-hungry millionaire Hadeon Bondaruk attempts to get the bottle at any cost. They begin a quest to discover why this bottle so important that Bondaruk is willing to kill to get it. This adventure takes the Fargos to the Bahamas and over much of Europe before they discover Bondaruk's evil plans for regional domination. Co-author Clive Cussler has a habit of making cameo appearances in"
"gunners during sea battles; in the battle between the ""Black Pearl"" and the ""H.M.S. Interceptor"", they serve at the cannons. Similar to Barbossa, they seem not to have any moral issues about murdering innocent people, like Elizabeth's Butler or the Royal Marine and switch to the right side quickly, but against the other cursed crew of the Black Pearl (like the brutal Bo'sun or the nasty Koehler), they seem to have good hearts, more or less. Both Pintel and Ragetti were made into Action Figures in NECA's Series 2 of the """" series and also in Zizzle's 1:18 scale ""Pirates"
"the two are among the few (including Jack the Monkey) to raise their hands. Later, when Barbossa and Sparrow arguing over who is ""Black Pearl's"" captain, Pintel yells at them to stop arguing, leaving the two briefly stunned into silence. Realizing his precarious position, he apologizes, saying he is under the impression that the position of captain is open to election. Ragetti consoles his old friend by saying ""I would have voted for you"". Ragetti's eye is used in a ritual to free Calypso; when Barbossa fails to release her, Ragetti steps in, correctly delivering the incantation ""as if to"
"to heavy machinery guns and tanks. Fantozzi and Filini falls ""just"" captured as safari preys. Philanthropic ""Countess"" Serbelloni Mazzanti Viendalmare is selected to launch a new and massive cruise ship, but always miss target throwing all bottles of champagne, hitting two times Fantozzi, the Mayor, a minister and a centenarian ""baron""; then it's decided to cut a wire metal cord as substitution, but a misaim cuts archbishop's pinkie towith a hatchet, resulting in the man cursing and chasing the countess swearing to kill her. That same evening, noblelords organizes a dinner with politicians and also workers and clerks: included Fantozzi"
"accessible after the authorities confiscated his ship, mentioning them in an unsuccessful attempt to bribe an officer in exchange for his freedom. This made him one of the few pirates that are implied to have kept a hidden cache, a rare occurrence despite its prominence in popular culture due to their tendency to divide and misspend the earnings, and fueled legends of buried treasures waiting to be found. All sort of objects serve as the subjects of these tales, from magic guitars made of solid gold to chests that are bound to chains that emerge from the sea. This tendency"
"adventure as he tries to stop a multi-millionaire madman from upsetting the balance of world power and possibly causing the collapse of the world’s economy. While on a routine survey mission of the iceberg fields in the North Atlantic, a United States Coast Guard survey plane discovers what appears to be a ship embedded in an iceberg. The plane marks the iceberg with a red dye marker and then returns to its base to report the discovery. Admiral Sandecker dispatches Dirk Pitt and Dr. Bill Hunnewell of the National Underwater and Marine Agency on a top-secret mission to survey the"
"taken by Torrente's father) and they overhear that the outfit will soon be receiving a major drug shipment from a mobster known as Farelli. The pair accidentally make their presence known and flee the restaurant on Rafi's fish delivery van while being chased by armed delivery boys. Torrente enlists the help of Rafi's equally nerdy friends: Malaguita, a martial artist, Bombilla, an electronics expert, and Toneti, a James Bond aficionado. The crew picks up Torrente's father from the hospital (while drunk) and then prepare a reconnaissance mission to discover the location of the drug deal. Toneti goes to the Chinese"
"of Eight used to free Calypso), so Pintel covers his empty eye socket with an eye patch. In the video game """" Pintel and Ragetti are both voiced by Greg Ellis. Little is known about the background of either Pintel or Ragetti. According to ""Pirates of the Caribbean: The Visual Guide"", prior to serving as cannoneers aboard the ""Black Pearl"", Ragetti and Pintel spent a year as naval sailors, press-ganged into service for the Royal Navy before deserting to escape the bad food and abusive treatment. As part of a backstory worked out by both Arenberg and Crook, their characters'"
"two families intersect and give rise to hilarious misunderstandings, while a penniless pianist (Jerry Calà) fall in love again with his ex-girlfriend (Stefania Sandrelli). Roberto Covelli (De Sica) has an American girlfriend but worthy of much attention and persistently courted by Mario Marchetti (Amendola) which was initially became involved in a meeting with the girlfriend of a friend of his. The contact between the two families will be done through the acquaintance of Mario with a member of Covelli which, when seen in front of the rude common people of Rome are upset. After many adventures finished good and evil"
"unexpectedly engage in erudite and intelligent discussions. In these discussions, Ragetti often proves that he is more educated than he appears, even though he is illiterate, though Ragetti argues the point. When Tia Dalma says that something vexed Davy Jones so much that he abandoned land for an eternal life at sea, Ragetti asks whether this was ""the dichotomy of good and evil"", causing Pintel and Gibbs to give him astonished looks. The two also engage in a debate over the proper pronunciation of ""Kraken"", with Pintel saying he believes the correct pronunciation is ""kray-ken"" while most say ""krack-en"". Ragetti"
"slip through her fingers again with Brian. Renata catches Kinsey red-handed searching on her property but when Kinsey turns the tables (and her own gun) on her, Renata admits Wendell is visiting Michael. At last, Kinsey has tracked Jaffe down, but her success is short-lived when someone takes potshots at them both, and Wendell escapes once more. The day after, the ""Captain Stanley Lord"", where Eckert has been living for the past few years, also goes missing while Eckert is away, and when it's found drifting uninhabited a few miles off-shore there's a distinct sense of ""deja-vu"" about Wendell's disappearance."
"Jack magnanimously, if unintentionally, allows them to rejoin his crew. Although they become more or less loyal members of his crew, the writers state in the DVD commentary that Jack considers them, as well as James Norrington, as the most expendable crew members. Later, when Jack is searching for Davy Jones's heart and a fight breaks out between himself, Norrington, and Will Turner, Pintel and Ragetti once again have an opportunity to steal something valuable; to convince his partner, Pintel tells Ragetti they will be ""removing temptation from their paths"" by stealing the Dead Man's Chest. They take it, but"
"discover the ship is filled with treasure and start filling their pockets; Mikey warns them not to take any on a set of scales in front of Willy, considering that to be their tribute to him. As they leave the ship, the Fratellis appear and strip them of their loot. Chunk arrives with Sloth and distracts the Fratellis long enough for the Goonies to jump overboard. With the children gone, the Fratellis proceed to grab all the treasure they can, including those on Willy's scales. This triggers another trap, causing the grotto to collapse; with Sloth's help, the Goonies and"