: Just as they plan to marry, the Prince discovers Marina and forcibly takes her back to Sitka, Alaska.
The World in His Arms (1952), directed by Raoul Walsh , is a high-seas adventure set in 1850 San Francisco and the Russian-owned territory of Alaska. Starring Gregory Peck as the swaggering Captain Jonathan Clark and as the fleeing Russian Countess Marina Selanova, the film follows their whirlwind romance and a harrowing race across treacherous seas to rescue Marina from an arranged marriage to a ruthless prince . Plot Summary The World in His Arms Legendas PortuguГЄs (pt)
Portuguese subtitles (Legendas em Português) are commonly available on international DVD and Blu-ray releases, such as those from Kino Lorber or European "Non-USA Format" editions often found on Amazon . Many streaming services also offer localized subtitles depending on the region. The World in His Arms (1952) - Full cast & crew - IMDb : Just as they plan to marry, the
: After being captured by Russian gunboats, Jonathan and his crew execute a daring rescue to free Marina and escape the Prince's clutches. Cast and Production Cast and Production : Filmed in vibrant Universal
: Filmed in vibrant Universal Technicolor , the movie is celebrated for its spectacular sailing sequences and a romantic score by Frank Skinner . Subtitle Information (Portuguese)
: Jonathan bets his ship in a reckless race against his rival, the "Portugee" (played by Anthony Quinn), to reach Alaska first and save his lady love.
: Captain Jonathan Clark, known as "the Boston Man," falls for Marina, who is posing as a commoner to escape Prince Semyon.