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Pirate | Adult Animation
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Best Original Music Score for a Program | 2016 | Andrew
Best Sound in a Variety or Animated Program or Series | 2016
After having read the novel, The Pirate's Passage, Donald Sutherland called author William Gilkerson in Nova Scotia about buying the movie rights, saying: "I would like to buy this. Please. This is where I'm from. This is where my heart is. Let me do it."
Donald Sutherland, who voices Captain Charles Johnson, spent his teenage years in Nova Scotia where the story of Pirate's Passage is located. Sutherland, who is also co-writer and co-producer of the movie, moved to Bridgewater, Nova Scotia at age 12. He has said of the making of the movie: "It's a way to bring back Nova Scotia in my mind and my heart."The movie is set in the fictional town of Grey Rocks in the year 1952. That particular year Sutherland worked his first part-time job as an announcer for local radio station CKBW in Bridgewater.
"Captain Charles Johnson: [Roy Moehner is about to get busted with his illegal contraband goods] You thought you could dismast us, didn't you, Mr. Gentleman? Roy Moehner: [Apparently not understanding the Captain's comment] I have *no* idea what you're talking about. Now, get out of my way. Captain Charles Johnson: [Grabbing Roy by the shirt] Are you goin' swimmin'? Roy Moehner: [Still confused] What the *Hell*? Captain Charles Johnson: [Shoves Roy away from the Warehouse] We just blew your ship out of the water, mister, and you didn't even know it, yet, did ya? Well, you're about to find out!"
"Kerstin Hawkins: [Kerstin has an envelope with the money for the current month's loan payment. She slams it on his desk] *Count it!* Give me my receipt! [Roy Moehner quickly counts the money and writes on a blue slip, which he gives to Kerstin, who glares at him before leaving]"
