À l'abordage

Titre original : Against All Flags

1952
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1h 24m

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6,5/10

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Maureen O'Hara and Errol Flynn in À l'abordage (1952)

Liretrailer2 min 26 s

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22 photos

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBrian Hawke of the Royal Navy versus the pirates of Madagascar.Brian Hawke of the Royal Navy versus the pirates of Madagascar.Brian Hawke of the Royal Navy versus the pirates of Madagascar.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

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3,1 k

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Against All Flags

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Anecdotes
In her autobiography "'Tis Herself", Maureen O'Hara says that Errol Flynn was always prepared, always knew his lines, and was a pleasure to work with in the mornings. But he drank throughout the day and by 4pm was in no shape to continue. Even after director George Sherman banned alcohol on the set, O'Hara recalled, Flynn would inject oranges with vodka and eat them in the morning, so that he was drunk by afternoon. O'Hara did all the romantic closeups at the end of the day with a black flag marked "X" to represent Flynn.

Gaffes
Captain Kidd is shown as one of the pirate captains in 1700. However, in 1699 Captain Kidd was arrested in Boston, sent to England in 1700, and executed in 1701.

Citations
Prudence 'Spitfire' Stevens: My father taught me how to defend myself against rough men, but he told me he could only warn me about gentlemen.

Connexions
Featured in The King's Pirate (1967)

Bandes originales
Haul on the Bowline
(uncredited)
Traditional sea shanty
Performed by Errol Flynn

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10/10

One of my favorite pirate films

Excellent pirate entertainment! It has all the good ingredients to keep one's attention -- an absorbing tale of intrigue, a fiery lady pirate named Spitfire Stevens (Maureen O'Hara) who's attracted to the irresistible Mr. Hawke (Errol Flynn) who is out on a secret mission of his own. They make a fine romantic pair onscreen -- sigh!

Anthony Quinn is the mean, bad pirate weaving his villainous web of divide and conquer. I noticed the very familiar face of Mildred Natwick playing a supporting role as Mrs. MacGregor, the protector of young Princess Patma (Alice Kelley).

There is beautifully filmed scenery of shorelines, ships, and the bay. Lots of action too of sword fighting clashes, ship battles, daring leaps of Errol Flynn (Robin Hood on board ship!). From the flaming redhead herself I once heard in an interview of Maureen O'Hara that she boasted great command of the bullwhip and could also outdo Flynn in sword fighting in those days but there'd be no need to put it to the test here.

Very enjoyable movie.