description The Flame and the Arrow Overview
The Flame and the Arrow is a 1950 Warner Bros. film directed by Jacques Tourneur, featuring Burt Lancaster, Virginia Mayo, and Nick Cravat. Shot in Technicolor, the adventure narrative was produced by Harold Hecht and Frank Ross with a screenplay by Waldo Salt. Max Steiner composed the film’s musical score, while Ernest Haller handled cinematography.
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info The Flame and the Arrow Specifications
| Country | United States |
| Year | 1950 |
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Who directed The Flame and the Arrow and who stars in it?
The film was directed by Jacques Tourneur and stars Burt Lancaster, Virginia Mayo, and Nick Cravat. Lancaster and Cravat were former circus partners, which informed the film's acrobatic action sequences.
When was The Flame and the Arrow released?
The Flame and the Arrow was released in 1950 as a Warner Bros. production. It was shot in vibrant Technicolor, which was a hallmark of major studio adventure films of that era.
Who composed the music for The Flame and the Arrow?
The score was composed by Max Steiner, one of the most prolific composers of Hollywood's golden age. The screenplay was written by Waldo Salt, with Harold Hecht and Frank Ross producing.
What kind of movie is The Flame and the Arrow?
It is a swashbuckling adventure film featuring Burt Lancaster performing many of his own stunts. The film is often compared to Lancaster's earlier acrobatic work in films like 'The Crimson Pirate' (1952).
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