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      The Secret of St. Ives

      Released May 29, 1949 1h 15m Adventure List
      Reviews During the Napoleonic Wars, French soldier Anatole de Keroual (Richard Ney) finds himself captive in a Scottish jail. When a ruckus breaks out in the crowded dungeon, Anatole is forced to kill another prisoner in self-defense. As British jailer Maj. Edward Chevenish (Henry Daniell) -- Anatole's rival for the affections of beautiful maiden Floria Gilchrist (Vanessa Brown) -- tries to nail Anatole on a murder rap, the Frenchman escapes to London. But Chevenish is on his tail. Read More Read Less

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      Synopsis During the Napoleonic Wars, French soldier Anatole de Keroual (Richard Ney) finds himself captive in a Scottish jail. When a ruckus breaks out in the crowded dungeon, Anatole is forced to kill another prisoner in self-defense. As British jailer Maj. Edward Chevenish (Henry Daniell) -- Anatole's rival for the affections of beautiful maiden Floria Gilchrist (Vanessa Brown) -- tries to nail Anatole on a murder rap, the Frenchman escapes to London. But Chevenish is on his tail.
      Director
      Phil Rosen
      Producer
      Rudolph C. Flothow
      Screenwriter
      Eric Taylor
      Distributor
      Columbia Pictures
      Production Co
      Columbia Pictures Corporation
      Genre
      Adventure
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      May 29, 1949, Original
      Runtime
      1h 15m