The Golden Mistress

1954
1h 23m

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John Agar and Rosemarie Stack in The Golden Mistress (1954)

In Haiti, two expatriates use a stolen voodoo idol to find a legendary golden treasure.In Haiti, two expatriates use a stolen voodoo idol to find a legendary golden treasure.In Haiti, two expatriates use a stolen voodoo idol to find a legendary golden treasure.

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5.0/10

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John Agar

Bill Buchanan

Rosemarie Stack

Ann Dexter
(as Rosemarie Bowe)

Abner Biberman

Carl Dexter

André Narcisse

Iznard - Dombala Houngan
(as Andre Narcisse)

Jacques Molant

Ti Flute

André Contant

Dombala Soloist
(as Andree Contant)

Pierre Blain

The Houngan

Shibley Talamas

DuPuis
(as Shibly Talamas)

André Saint-Germain

Spearman
(as Andre Germain)

Napoleon Bernard

Dombala Soloist

Ti-Koko

Théodore Beaubrun

Toulouse
(uncredited)

Kiki

Christofe
(uncredited)

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Trivia
The company doctor was a local physician named Francois Duvalier who the next year would be elected President of Haiti and remain in office until 1971, and whose government was so dictatorial, murderous and, especially, corrupt that it spawned a new term--"kleptocracy".

Quotes
[first lines]
Bill Buchanan: [narrating] If you're a tourist on vacation, there isn't a more colorful spot in the West Indies than Haiti. You'll fall in love with Port-au-Prince. You'll shop in its famous markets where you can buy anything from a pair of lizard shoes to a live goat and you'll sail into the very harbor that Columbus first sailed into aboard the Santa Maria. But if you've got sunken treasure fever like I have, you'll spend most of your time in Haiti underwater.

Connections
Featured in Frances Farmer Presents: Golden Mistress (1959)

Soundtracks
The Bridal Chorus
Written by Richard Wagner
First few measures played by Ti Flute Jacques Molant at the end of the movie after Bill and Ann kiss

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Featured review

4/10

Still waiting for the action/adventure!

Action adventure with a splattering of voodoo thrown in. John Agar and Rose Marie Stack searching for lost treasure on the island of Haiti. It has just about enough action to fill a 10 minute short. The rest is padded out with travelogue style scenes of historical sites, and both land or ocean wild life. Boring 4 out of 10