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The Crimson Pirate

film by Siodmak [1952]
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  • Robert Siodmak

    The Crimson Pirate (1952) was an energetic spoof of swashbucklers that owed much of its popularity to Lancaster’s charismatic athletic performance. Despite its success, The Crimson Pirate was essentially Siodmak’s farewell to Hollywood.

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    The Crimson Pirate (1952) was an energetic spoof of swashbucklers that owed much of its popularity to Lancaster’s charismatic athletic performance. Despite its success, The Crimson Pirate was essentially Siodmak’s farewell to Hollywood.

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