As pointed out by reader Mathias' comments on Buccaneer's Girl (1950), The Princess and the Pirate along with The Black Swan (1942) were a source for a number of technicolor stock shots for pirate movies of the early 1950s' including Anne of the Indies(1951) and Double Crossbones (1951).
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