Ilha da Esperança

Título original: Isle of Fury

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Humphrey Bogart and Donald Woods in Ilha da Esperança (1936)

In the South Seas, Val Stevens and Lucille Gordon are getting married when a ship goes down offshore. Val rescues Captain Deever and passenger Eric Blacke. Later Eric saves Val from an octopus. Unknown as their friendship develops is the fact that Val is a fugitive and Eric is the detective sent to arrest him.

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaVal rescues Captain Deever and Eric Blake from a shipwreck. Eric saves Val from an octopus. Their friendship grows, unaware Val is a fugitive and Eric a detective tasked with arresting him. ... Ler tudoVal rescues Captain Deever and Eric Blake from a shipwreck. Eric saves Val from an octopus. Their friendship grows, unaware Val is a fugitive and Eric a detective tasked with arresting him. They get married but their pasts collide.Val rescues Captain Deever and Eric Blake from a shipwreck. Eric saves Val from an octopus. Their friendship grows, unaware Val is a fugitive and Eric a detective tasked with arresting him. They get married but their pasts collide.

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Curiosidades
One of only two films in which Humphrey Bogart sported a mustache. (The other was Caravana de Ouro (1940).)

Erros de gravação
Lucille is not wearing a ring in the hours immediately following the wedding, but a couple days later she is.

Citações
Lucille Gordon: [Val is getting a diving suit ready] What are you going to do?
Val Stevens: I'm going down there myself.
Lucille Gordon: [slightly incredulous] You're going to dive?
Val Stevens: If they won't, I've got to. I'm the boss of this outfit - I've got to make them believe that I can do anything they can do, better than they can do it.
Lucille Gordon: But you're not a pearl diver!
Val Stevens: [laughs] With this diving outfit on, I am!

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Featured in Sh! The Octopus (1937)

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If you've ever wanted to see a truly bad film starring Bogart...

...this is your film. I'm giving it four stars just based on the fact that the three leads - Humphrey Bogart, Margaret Lindsay, and Donald Woods managed to carry this thing as well as they did. The film opens on a wedding between Val Stevens (Humphrey Bogart) and Lucille Gordon (Margaret Lindsay), with Lucille having all the enthusiasm of someone who is using her life savings as a down payment on buying a house that she just doesn't like. The way WB has Bogart made up will make you realize why she feels that way if you don't just laugh out loud - bad perm AND bad mustache with bad perm. Donald Woods is the mysterious handsome stranger that shipwrecks on Val and Lucille's tropical island and almost interrupts the ceremony. When Woods' character regains consciousness after being rescued, he instantly begins giving reluctant bride Lucille bedroom eyes. If you think you know where this thing is headed from the beginning you'd probably be right, so I'm going to stop right there and let you watch and find out what happens. Just don't nod off and miss the hilarious scene of Bogart wrestling with a fake octopus that looks like it is right out of Ed Wood's Bride of the Monster.

I've seen Bogart in some odd films given his later film persona - the rather experimental "Midnight" and the early talkie "Bad Sister" - but this is the only truly bad film in which I've seen him, and by bad I mean dull and predictable.