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Not to be confused with the 70s kung-fu film, ''Film/ThePirate1973'', or the 1821 novel by Creator/WalterScott.
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Not to be confused with the 70s kung-fu film, ''Film/ThePirate1973'', or [[Literature/ThePirate the 1821 novel novel]] by Creator/WalterScott.
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Not to be confused with the 70s kung-fu film, ''Film/ThePirate1973''.
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* WhipItGood: Pedro attacks Serafin with a whip when he catches him trying to lure away Manuela. Serafin takes it from him and uses it to scare off some guardsmen as part of his act, leading into [[DreamBallet the Pirate Ballet sequence]].
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Not to be confused with the 70s kung-fu film, ''Film/ThePirate1973''.
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In the small Caribbean village of Calvados, beautiful young Manuela Alva (Garland) dreams of being swept away by the legendary pirate Macoco (aka "Mack the Black"), in spite of her [[ArrangedMarriage betrothal to the cowardly old mayor]] Don Pedro (Slezak). Before her wedding day she meets The Great Serafin (Kelly), leader of a troupe of traveling players who [[LoveAtFirstSight falls head over heels in love with her]]. After learning about Manuela’s infatuation for Macoco, Serafin crashes her wedding pretending be the dashing pirate of her dreams. Romantic twists, lots of dancing, and more than a few surprises -- including the identity of the ''real'' Macoco -- ensue.
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In the small Caribbean village of Calvados, beautiful young Manuela Alva (Garland) dreams of being swept away by the legendary pirate Macoco (aka "Mack the Black"), in spite of her [[ArrangedMarriage betrothal to the cowardly old mayor]] Don Pedro (Slezak). Before her wedding day she meets The Great Serafin (Kelly), leader of a troupe of traveling players who [[LoveAtFirstSight falls head over heels in love with her]]. After learning about Manuela’s infatuation for Macoco, Serafin crashes her wedding pretending be the dashing pirate of her dreams. Romantic twists, lots of singing and dancing, and more than a few surprises -- including the identity of the ''real'' Macoco -- ensue.
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In the small Caribbean village of Calvados, beautiful young Manuela Alva (Garland) dreams of being swept away by the legendary pirate Macoco (aka "Mack the Black"), in spite of her [[ArrangedMarriage betrothal to the cowardly old mayor]] Don Pedro (Slezak). Before her wedding day she meets The Great Serafin (Kelly), leader of a troupe of traveling players who [[LoveAtFirstSight falls head over heels in love with her]]. After learning about Manuela’s infatuation for Macoco, Serafin crashes her wedding pretending be the dashing pirate of her dreams. Romantic twists, lots of dancing, and more than a few surprises -- including the identity of the real Macoco -- ensue.
While its place in musical history is up for debate, ''The Pirate'' boasts some phenomenal songs by the legendary Music/ColePorter. The most notable among them is "Be a Clown", which was later plagiarized for another Gene Kelly musical, ''Film/SingingInTheRain'', in the song "Make 'Em Laugh". This film is also the second of three musical collaborations between Kelly and Garland, the others being ''Film/ForMeAndMyGal'' and ''Summer Stock''.
While its place in musical history is up for debate, ''The Pirate'' boasts some phenomenal songs by the legendary Music/ColePorter. The most notable among them is "Be a Clown", which was later plagiarized for another Gene Kelly musical, ''Film/SingingInTheRain'', in the song "Make 'Em Laugh". This film is also the second of three musical collaborations between Kelly and Garland, the others being ''Film/ForMeAndMyGal'' and ''Summer Stock''.
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In the small Caribbean village of Calvados, beautiful young Manuela Alva (Garland) dreams of being swept away by the legendary pirate Macoco (aka "Mack the Black"), in spite of her [[ArrangedMarriage betrothal to the cowardly old mayor]] Don Pedro (Slezak). Before her wedding day she meets The Great Serafin (Kelly), leader of a troupe of traveling players who [[LoveAtFirstSight falls head over heels in love with her]]. After learning about Manuela’s infatuation for Macoco, Serafin crashes her wedding pretending be the dashing pirate of her dreams. Romantic twists, lots of dancing, and more than a few surprises -- including the identity of the real ''real'' Macoco -- ensue.
While its place in musical history is up for debate, ''The Pirate'' boasts some phenomenal songs written by the legendaryMusic/ColePorter. The Music/ColePorter, most notable among them is notably "Be a Clown", which Clown" (which was later plagiarized for another Gene Kelly musical, ''Film/SingingInTheRain'', in the song "Make 'Em Laugh". This Laugh"). The film is was also the second of three musical collaborations between Kelly and Garland, the others being ''Film/ForMeAndMyGal'' and ''Summer Stock''.
While its place in musical history is up for debate, ''The Pirate'' boasts some phenomenal songs written by the legendary
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While its place in musical history is up for debate, ''The Pirate'' boasts some phenomenal songs by the legendary Music/ColePorter. The most notable among them is "Be a Clown", which was later plagiarized for another Gene Kelly musical, ''Film/SingingInTheRain'', in the song "Make 'Em Laugh". This movie also marks the second of three musical collaborations between Kelly and Garland, the others being ''Film/ForMeAndMyGal'' and ''Summer Stock''.
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While its place in musical history is up for debate, ''The Pirate'' boasts some phenomenal songs by the legendary Music/ColePorter. The most notable among them is "Be a Clown", which was later plagiarized for another Gene Kelly musical, ''Film/SingingInTheRain'', in the song "Make 'Em Laugh". This movie film is also marks the second of three musical collaborations between Kelly and Garland, the others being ''Film/ForMeAndMyGal'' and ''Summer Stock''.
