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18 October 1951 (USA)
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LaRochelle, a former pirate captain, is caught by the British. To get his ship back, he works as a spy against other pirates...
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Pirate
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Blackbeard
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Slave Market
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Peg Leg
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A decent pirate adventure drama
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Cast
(Complete credited cast)| Jean Peters | ... | Captain Anne Providence | |
| Louis Jourdan | ... | Captain Pierre François LaRochelle | |
| Debra Paget | ... | Molly LaRochelle | |
| Herbert Marshall | ... | Dr. Jameson | |
| Thomas Gomez | ... | Blackbeard | |
| James Robertson Justice | ... | Red Dougal | |
| Francis Pierlot | ... | Herkimer | |
| Sean McClory | ... | Hackett | |
| Holmes Herbert | ... | English Sea Captain | |
| Byron Nelson | ... | Bear Handler | |
| Douglas Bennett | ... | Bear Wrestler | |
| Mario Siletti | ... | Slave Market Auctioneer | |
| Robert R. Stephenson | ... | Tavern Host (as Bob Stephenson) | |
| Carleton Young | ... | Pirate Mate |
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81 min | USA:87 min (director's cut)
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Color (Technicolor)
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1.37 : 1 more
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Mono (Western Electric Recording)
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Continuity: The direction of the rowing boat when Captain Blackbeard leaves the beach with his escort. (orientation changes too fast between shots hardly changing the position of the boat)
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Ann of the Indies
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Directed by Jacques Tourneur (Cat People, Out of the Past, Night of the Demon) and written by Phillip Dunne (How Green was My Valley) Anne of the Indies is a quite interesting adventure pirate movie. Its main character of captain Anne Providence is based on a real woman-pirate Anne Boney who actually lived and sailed through 18th century's Atlantic.
The film begins with the sea battle where Anne's (Jean Peters) pirate ship attacks a trade ship that was on its way to Europe from the South America. As a result a treasure of great value is captured along with a handsome French officer Pierre La Rochelle (Louis Jourdan), who is taken prisoner. Anne ends up falling in love with him and apparently her feelings are reciprocated but it's only till she sets him free when she discovers that he has a beautiful young wife Molly (Debra Paget) with whom he pretty much in love with. Anne begins planning revenge on both of them but in an unexpected twist of fate ends up making a great sacrifice in order to save them instead. The pirate movie cliché figure of `Black Beard' also makes his appearance here, this time played by Thomas Gomez.
Though Anne of the Indies probably appears to be no more nor less than a revisiting of pirate movie clichés, it still has its classical moments in beautiful visuals and sea battle sequences filmed in Technicolor as well as in some aspects of the story and most of all in personal touches in directing of all of it by Jacques Tourneur. 7/10