The Black Swan (1942) El cisne negro

The Black Swan , 1942, El cisne negro, Adventure, Drama, Tyrone Power, Maureen O’Hara, Laird Cregar.

Portuguese: Sir Henry Morgan é nomeado governador da Jamaica em 1674 e declara que a era da pirataria acabou, pedindo que seus antigos capitães retornem à Inglaterra. Mas o capitão Leech se recusa e, apoiado por um aristocrata, tenta desestabilizar seu governo.

English: An ex-pirate contends with rowdy buccaneers and a love-hate relationship with an aristocratic woman who’s tougher than she seems.

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Tyrone Power Movies:

Year	Title	Role	Director	Notes
1925	School for Wives		Victor Halperin	Uncredited
1932	Tom Brown of Culver	John	William Wyler	Billed as Tyrone Power Jr.
1934	Flirtation Walk	Cadet	Frank Borzage	Uncredited
1936	Girls’ Dormitory	Count Vallais	Irving Cummings	Billed as Tyrone Power Jr.
1936	Ladies in Love	Count Karl Lanyi	Edwin H. Griffith	Billed as Tyrone Power Jr.
1936	Lloyd’s of London	Jonathan Blake	Henry King
1937	Love Is News	Steve Layton	Tay Garnett	Remade as That Wonderful Urge (1948)
1937	Café Metropole	Alexis	Edwin H. Griffith
1937	Thin Ice	Prince Rudolph	Sidney Lansfield	Aka Lovely to Look At (UK)
1937	Second Honeymoon	Raoul McLish	Walter Lang
1938	In Old Chicago	Dion O’Leary	Henry King
1938	Alexander’s Ragtime Band	Roger “Alexander” Grant	Henry King
1938	Marie Antoinette	Count Axel de Fersen	W.S. Van Dyke	Originally released in sepiatone
1938	Suez	Ferdinand de Lesseps	Allan Dwan	Originally released in sepiatone
1939	Jesse James	Jesse James	Henry King	Filmed in Technicolor
1939	Rose of Washington Square[1]	Barton DeWitt Clinton	Gregory Ratoff
1939	Second Fiddle	Jimmy Sutton	Sidney Lansfield	aka Irving Berlin’s Second Fiddle
1939	The Rains Came	Dr. Major Rama Safti	Clarence Brown	Re-issued in sepiatone
1939	Day-Time Wife	Ken Norton	Gregory Ratoff
1940	Johnny Apollo	Bob Cain (Johnny Apollo)	Henry Hathaway
1940	Brigham Young	Jonathan Kent	Henry Hathaway	aka Brigham Young – Frontiersman. Originally released in sepiatone
1940	The Mark of Zorro	Don Diego Vega / Zorro	Rouben Mamoulian
1941	Blood and Sand	Juan Gallardo	Rouben Mamoulian	Filmed in Technicolor
1941	A Yank in the R.A.F.	Tim Baker	Henry King
1942	Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake	Benjamin Blake	John Cromwell	Originally released with sepiatone sequences
1942	This Above All	Clive Briggs	Anatole Litvak
1942	The Black Swan	Jamie Waring	Henry King	Filmed in Technicolor
1943	Crash Dive	Lt. Ward Stewart	Archie Mayo	Filmed in Technicolor. Power’s last film before serving in the Marines during World War II
1946	The Razor’s Edge	Larry Darrell	Edmund Goulding
1947	Nightmare Alley	Stanton Carlisle	Edmund Goulding	Filmed after but released before Captain From Castile
1947	Captain from Castile	Pedro De Vargas	Henry King	Filmed in Technicolor
1948	The Luck of the Irish	Stephen Fitzgerald	Henry Koster	Originally released with green tinted sequences
1948	That Wonderful Urge	Thomas Jefferson Tyler	Robert B. Sinclair	Remake of Love is News (1937)
1949	Prince of Foxes	Andrea Orsini	Henry King
1950	What’s My Line	Himself/Mystery Guest	N/A	First television appearance
1950	The Black Rose	Walter of Gurnie	Henry Hathaway
1950	American Guerrilla in the Philippines	Ensign Chuck Palmer	Fritz Lang	aka I Shall Return (UK); filmed in Technicolor
1951	Rawhide	Tom Owens	Henry Hathaway	aka Desperate Siege.
1951	The House in the Square	Peter Standish	Roy Ward Baker	Aka I’ll Never Forget You (United States); filmed in Technicolor
1952	Diplomatic Courier	Mike Kells	Henry Hathaway
1952	Pony Soldier	Constable Duncan MacDonald	Joseph M. Newman	aka MacDonald of the Canadian Mounties (UK); filmed in Technicolor
1953	The Mississippi Gambler	Mark Fallon	Rudolph Maté	Filmed in Technicolor
1953	King of the Khyber Rifles	Capt. Alan King	Henry King	Filmed in CinemaScope and color by Deluxe.
1955	The Long Gray Line	Martin “Marty” Maher	John Ford	Filmed in CinemaScope and Technicolor
1955	Untamed	Paul Van Riebeck	Henry Hathaway	Filmed in CinemaScope and color by Deluxe
1956	The Eddy Duchin Story	Eddy Duchin	George Sidney	Filmed in CinemaScope and Technicolor
1957	Seven Waves Away	Alec Holmes	Richard Sale	Aka Abandon Ship!
1957	The Sun Also Rises	Jacob “Jake” Barnes	Henry King	Filmed in CinemaScope and color by Deluxe
1957	The Rising of the Moon	Himself	John Ford	Three short stories introduced by Power
1957	Abandon Ship!	Alex Holmes	Richard Sale
1957	Witness for the Prosecution	Leonard Vole	Billy Wilder	Power’s last completed film
1959	Solomon and Sheba	Solomon	King Vidor	Power died during the production and was replaced by Yul Brynner
2004	Jeopardy!	Alex Holmes	Kevin McCarthy	Posthumous release (final film role)