Details

Release year: 1950

Storyline

A New Orleans entertainer falls for a pirate who has another identity.

Top credits

Directors

Frederick De Cordova

Writers

Cast

Yvonne De Carlo — Deborah McCoy
Philip Friend — Frederic Baptiste
Robert Douglas — Narbonne
Elsa Lanchester — Mme. Brizar

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Did you know

• Eva Perón's favorite Yvonne De Carlo movie. When she visited Argentina shortly after the film's release, De Carlo publicly stated that she wanted to meet the Argentine First Lady. A few minutes before De Carlo's plane was about to leave, Mrs. Perón phoned her and said she was a big fan of her movies, especially this one. She also told her that she was thinking about making a movie of her life and thought De Carlo "would be perfect" in her role. The First Lady also gifted De Carlo an autographed copy of her autobiography.

• Yvonne De Carlo's first pirate movie. This film's working title was "Mademoiselle McCoy and the Pirate."

• Verna Felton, who plays the dowager at Mademoiselle Villon's party, provided voices for many Disney features, including Cinderella (1950).