Movie Love #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue adapts stories from Hollywood films, featuring "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman" starring Ava Gardner and James Mason, in which a woman named Pandora becomes romantically entangled with a racing driver named Stephen who is preparing for a dangerous speed record attempt, while a bearded man named Geoffrey warns of impending tragedy. The issue also includes a feature on entertainer Bing Crosby detailing his diverse business interests in ranching and sports ownership, and a story titled "Crosswinds" featuring John Payne and Rhonda Fleming involving a man and woman aboard a ship where the man reveals he has been running from himself until meeting the woman who has given his life meaning.
Pandora Reynolds, a beautiful and restless woman searching for destiny along the Spanish coast, becomes entangled with the mysterious captain Hendrick Van Der Zee when she swims out to his yacht—only to discover he's already painted her portrait, though they've never met. As Pandora navigates her engagement to the devoted Stephen Cameron and a growing fascination with the enigmatic Dutchman, a legend about a doomed sea captain surfaces, weaving threads of fate through her circle of friends that promise to unravel everything she thought she wanted.
When Steve Singleton agrees to help a mysterious stranger hunt pearls in the South Seas, he finds himself caught between a passionate reunion with Katherine Shelley and a web of betrayal that lands him in prison on forged charges. Racing against time to clear his name and rescue Katherine from danger deep in the jungle, Steve must navigate treacherous waters—both literal and moral—to reclaim what was stolen from him. Written by the creative team behind this tale, "Crosswinds" weaves romance and intrigue across a backdrop of tropical peril and high stakes.
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