| 词条 | Buccaneer's Girl |
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| name = Buccaneer's Girl | image = Poster - Buccaneer's Girl 01.jpg | alt = | caption = Theatrical poster | director = Frederick de Cordova | producer = Robert Arthur John W. Rogers | writer = Joseph Hoffman Harold Shumate |based on = story by Joe May and Samuel R. Golding | starring = Yvonne De Carlo Philip Friend | music = Walter Scharf | cinematography = Russell Metty | editing = Otto Ludwig | studio = Universal Pictures | distributor = Universal Pictures | released = {{Film date|1950|3|1|United States}} | runtime = 77 minutes | country = United States | language = English | budget = | gross = 2,007,030 admissions (France)[1] }}Buccaneer's Girl is a 1950 American Technicolor romantic adventure film directed by Frederick de Cordova starring Yvonne De Carlo and Philip Friend.[2][3] PlotDeborah McCoy, a New Orleans singer, is on a ship that is captured by the forces of the pirate captain Fredric Baptiste. Baptiste keeps McCoy captive but she escapes in New Orleans and is hired as a singer by Mme. Brizar, the proprietor of a school for young ladies. Deborah is sent to a party held by Captain Robert Kingston, the head of the Seaman's Fund. Robert is also Baptiste. She discovers that Baptiste uses his piracy activities to subsidise the Fund, which supports local seamen. Robert is engaged to Arlene Villon. The businessman Narbonne discovers Baptiste's ruse and sets a trap for him. Deborah overhears this and joins Baptiste on the open seas. They attack Narbonne's ships. Baptiste is captured by Narbonne but Deborah helps him escape. Cast
ProductionThe film was originally known as Mademoiselle McCoy and the Pirates. In May 1949 Joseph Hoffman was hired to work on the script.[4] It appears to have always been considered a vehicle for Yvonne De Carlo. Paul Christian was originally announced as her co star.[5] Christian ended up being replaced by Philip Friend, who was cast on the basis of his performance in Sword in the Desert (1949). Robert Douglas was cast as the lead villain, the first of a three-picture contract he made with Universal.[6] Filming began July 1949. The support cast included Ethel Ince, widow of John Ince, playing her first role in thirty years.[7] When asked about the film, de Carlo said "What a dilly! I had six knock down, drag out fights in that one. And I was just recuperating from an operation."[8] ReceptionYvonne de Carlo later wrote in her memoirs that while touring Argentina, Eva Peron called her to say how much she enjoyed de Carlo's movies, particularly Buccaneer Girl. De Carlo wrote "it later dawned on me that she could identify with the character of Deborah McCoy, who capitalised on her position as a prostitute to move up into high society."[9] References1. ^{{Cite web|website=Box Office Story|title=1950 Box Office in France|url=http://www.boxofficestory.com/box-office-annuel-france-1950-2-3-a91183765}} 2. ^Buccaneer's Girl, British Film Institute 3. ^"Yvonne De Carlo Wields Mean Cutlass as Pirate" Scheuer, Philip K. Los Angeles Times, 16 March 1950: A9 4. ^{{cite news|title=COLUMBIA NAMES LEADS FOR MOVIE: Broderick Crawford and John Ireland in 'Tougher They Come,' Story About Sea|first=Thomas F. |last=Brady|newspaper=New York Times|date=11 June 1949|page=11}} 5. ^"Looking at Hollywood" Hopper, Hedda. Chicago Daily Tribune, 21 June 1949: 19. 6. ^"FELDMAN WORKING ON FOUR PICTURES: 'Silver Whistle,' 'Wayward Bus,' 'Finian's Rainbow' and 'Tender Mercy' Are Projects" by THOMAS F. BRADY Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES. New York Times 30 June 1949: 19. 7. ^"Garfield to Do Story of Toscanini Protege; Wyler Gets Gotham Hit" SCALLERT, EDWIN. Los Angeles Times, 22 July 1949: 13 8. ^{{cite news|title="Yvonne, the Wanderer|first=Hedda|last=Hopper|newspaper=Chicago Daily Tribune|date=29 January 1950|page= C22}} 9. ^{{cite book|first1=Yvonne|last1=De Carlo|title=Yvonne : an autobiography|last2=Warren|first2=Doug|date=1987|publisher=St Martins Press|page=159}} External links
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