
Flame of the Islands
1955, Drama, 1h 30m
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Movie Info
A working girl (Yvonne De Carlo) with a windfall leaves New York and opens a Bahamas casino with two partners.
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Edward Ludwig
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Producer: Edward Ludwig
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Writer: Bruce Manning
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Republic Pictures
Cast & Crew

Yvonne De Carlo
Rosalind Dee

Howard Duff
Doug Duryea

Zachary Scott
Wade Evans

Kurt Kasznar
Cyril Mace

Barbara O'Neil
Charmaine Duryea

James Arness
Kelly Rand

Frieda Inescort
Evelyn Hammond

Lester Matthews
Gus
Donald Curtis
Johnny

Nick Stewart
Nick

Edward Ludwig
Director

Bruce Manning
Screenwriter

Edward Ludwig
Producer

Nelson Riddle
Original Music

Ellis Thackery
Cinematographer

Richard L. Van Enger
Film Editing
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Jan 09, 2011This mess of a movie is good for a few unintentional laughs but if you're looking for things like common sense or good plot development this would not be the place to start. Cut rate melodramatics with Duff phoning it in, Yvonne giving an very uneven performance and Barbara O'Neil and James Arness both trying to inject some kind of quality work in support. Zachary Scott although prominently billed is wasted in a throwaway role and looks unwell. For a film shot in the Bahamas which should add some kind of beauty to it this is a rather ugly muddy looking film. Why is everybody orange? For B movie aficionados this is perfect for others beware!
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