Con el fin de recuperar el barco que le han confiscado los británicos, el antiguo capitán pirata LaRochelle accede a espiar a los famosos piratas del Caribe Barbanegra y Anne Providence.Con el fin de recuperar el barco que le han confiscado los británicos, el antiguo capitán pirata LaRochelle accede a espiar a los famosos piratas del Caribe Barbanegra y Anne Providence.Con el fin de recuperar el barco que le han confiscado los británicos, el antiguo capitán pirata LaRochelle accede a espiar a los famosos piratas del Caribe Barbanegra y Anne Providence.
- Tavern Host
- (as Bob Stephenson)
- Pirate
- (sin acreditar)
- Pirate at Inn
- (sin acreditar)
- Pirate
- (sin acreditar)
Argumento
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- CuriosidadesStudio production chief Darryl F. Zanuck instructed the writers to incorporate unused footage shot for the Twentieth Century-Fox pirate film El cisne negro (1942), starring Tyrone Power.
- PifiasWhen Captain LaRochelle jumps from his burning ship, he is wearing a white shirt, but when subsequently brought aboard the Sheba Queen his shirt is green. Moments later when he enters Anne's cabin he is wearing yet a different shirt (sleeves hanging over cuffs) and a narrower cummerbund.
- Citas
Capt. Harris: We have no business that I know of.
Captain Pierre François LaRochelle: My ship, sir. We made an agreement, we shook hands.
Capt. Harris: And you failed to keep it. The Sheba Queen is still free to burn and pillage English ships. While all we have of you is the unlikely story that Captain Providence is a woman.
[turns back to his card game]
Capt. Harris: Another card, please.
Captain Pierre François LaRochelle: We put our hands to a bargain, Captain Harris. And to make my hand good, I've worn irons. I've been spread-eagled and flogged, I've been under the cutlass of Blackbeard himself. I've called red-handed cutthroats my friend, I've stood by and watched murders - and worse. And that's not all, oh no!
Capt. Harris: Another card, please.
Captain Pierre François LaRochelle: With the daily and nightly prospect of the plank at my back, I've flattered and crawled, made myself "agreeable" in all ways, to the vilest hearted she-monster that ever came out of the sea - and I think all the oceans will never wash me clean again. It's you, gentlemen, who have bungled. I still hold to my bargain!
- Créditos adicionalesPROLOGUE: Less than two hundred and fifty years ago, the last of the great pirates wrote their names in blood and fire across the pages of maritime history.
This is the story of a buccaneer Captain whose name for one short year struck terror in the hearts of seafarers and merchants from the ports of the Carribbean to the great trading houses of London....
- ConexionesEdited into Piratas de isla Tortuga (1961)
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
- IlyaMauter
- 12 may 2003
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Detalles
- Duración1 hora 21 minutos
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.37 : 1