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All the Brothers Were Valiant (1953)

“MGM's Great Technicolor Romance!”

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Set in 1857, in the whaling town of New Bedford, Massachusetts, "All the Brothers Were Valiant" chronicles the dramatic tale of the Shore family, a lineage steeped in the dangerous and grueling trade of whaling. Mark Shore, the eldest brother and current captain of the Nathan Ross, mysteriously disappears during a South Pacific expedition, tarnishing the family name and leaving the fate of the ship hanging in the balance. In the wake of this uncertainty, the ship's owner, Asa Worthen, entrusts the vessel to Mark's younger brother, Joel Shore, a man of responsibility and resolve. Joel, struggling with the weight of his new command and the rift between him and his missing brother, embarks on a perilous mission to discover Mark's fate, taking his new bride, Priscilla Holt, along for the voyage. Priscilla, a woman both brothers had adored, teeters on a tightrope of emotions. Had Mark not vanished, her heart may have led her in a different direction. As the Nathan Ross sails into the South Pacific, the tension escalates with the reappearance of Mark, whose return brings with it a whirlwind of conflict that disrupts Joel's marriage and challenges his captaincy. Set against the backdrop of exotic South Pacific islands and the unforgiving sea, a tense love triangle ensues, while a bag of pearls resting on the lagoon floor stirs up further discord. As Joel and Mark's personalities clash, the bad boy Mark finds a chance for redemption in the face of mutiny. "All the Brothers Were Valiant" is an enthralling maritime saga of sibling rivalry, love, and the quest for redemption set amid the treacherous tides of the whaling world.

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All the Brothers Were Valiant is an adventure movie featuring Robert Taylor.

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