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While sailing in a yacht in the South Pacific, a group of friends decide to fish a shark near a group of islands…

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Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance.

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  • Summary:   While sailing in a yacht in the South Pacific, a group of friends decide to fish a shark near a group of islands inhabited by natives with pontoon boats. One of the yacht crew members falls over board, pulled by the shark. Lucky for him, a girl who happens to be the daughter of the natives' chief jumps into the water to save him. A young man, a beautiful girl and a shark, swimming together. Isn't it romantic?
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  • Genres:   Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance
  • Directed by:   King Vidor
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"Bird of Paradise" (1932) Cast:

  • Dolores del Rio - Luana
  • Joel McCrea - Johnny Baker
  • John Halliday - Mac
  • Richard "Skeets" Gallagher - Chester
  • Bert Roach - Hector
  • Lon Chaney Jr. - Thornton
  • Wade Boteler - Skipper Johnson

4 Comments

  1. Great b/w movie. not the usual Hollywood ending.

  2. Very good movie. Thank you

  3. These r all great films you have here

  4. Christopher Myers

    A tale of true love on an unspoiled lush island of South Pacific splendor. Far better fare than the later junk of, for instance, “Oklahoma,” “Wizard of Oz,” “Rear Window,” or “Marty.” I give it two thumbs up and a retroactive nomination for an Oscar for Best Picture of All Time. The Montague and Capulet kids were pikers compared to the lustful del Rio and McCrea. I did have a little trouble with the foreign language but with concentration I was able to get the gist of what the islanders were trying to convey. Thank you for this impressive South Sea saga. Much better than the weak storyline of “Rain” which came out the same year. Perhaps I did embellish my review a tad, but I did watch it to the very end. I love your site. Thanks

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