Anne of the Indies
1951, Action/Adventure, 1h 21m
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After Anne Providence (Jean Peters), a female pirate captain, picks up Pierre (Louis Jourdan), he claims he can find a treasure map in Jamaica. Some of her associates think Pierre is a traitor, but Anne has fallen in love with him. When Anne sails her ship to Jamaica, Pierre goes inland to locate the map but secretly meets with British navy officers, who have forced him to be a spy. Anne finds out and vows revenge by kidnapping Pierre's wife (Debra Paget).
Cast & Crew
Jean Peters
Captain Anne Providence
Captain Anne Providence
Louis Jourdan
Captain Pierre François LaRochelle
Captain Pierre François LaRochelle
Debra Paget
Molly LaRochelle
Molly LaRochelle
Herbert Marshall
Dr. Jameson
Dr. Jameson
Thomas Gomez
Captain Edward Teach aka Blackbeard
Captain Edward Teach aka Blackbeard
James Robertson Justice
Red Dougal
Red Dougal
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Feb 27, 2011swashbuckling fun altho it could've used more of the true story of the notorious anne bonny. jean peters gives a gutsy performance as the pirate queen and protege of blackbeard. interesting plot twists tho it eventually paints itself into a corner with an ending that doesn't make sense. this can be seen in the US free streaming on IMDb courtesy of huluStella D Super Reviewer
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Feb 28, 2008Jean Peters proves she can swashbuckle with the best of them in this entertaining old school tale of piracy on the high seas. Jacques Tourneur paces it perfectly with just the right mix of drama and action, with a strong cast of colourful characters and well constructed plot. Louis Jourdan cuts quite a dash as the French privateer who melts her heart, Herbert Marshall puts in a memorable performance as the soused doctor who acts as her counsel, and the lovely Debra Paget makes a spirited beauty. Best of all it avoids cliches, and just when you think it's going to descend into sappy sentimentality, it turns around and surprises. One of the better swashbucklers out there (but don't read the synopsis as it gives the entire plot away. Doh.)
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