Everything about Princess Caraboo Film totally explained
Princess Caraboo is a
1994 film, directed by
Michael Austin, based on the real-life 19th-century character
Princess Caraboo, who passed herself off in British society as an exotic princess who spoke a strange foreign language. She is played in the film by
Phoebe Cates. The film was written by
Michael Austin and
John Wells. The original music score was composed by
Richard Hartley.
Plot summary
In 1817, a young woman appears in the English countryside, wearing exotic garb and speaking gibberish. She also bears unusual
tattoos, that resembled Polynesian tattoos, on her legs. Delivered to a nearby manor, the mystery woman is sheltered by the Worralls, who are then persuaded by their suspicious butler Frixos to have the drifter tried for vagrancy and begging, capital crimes. At the hearing, however, the woman persuades the magistrates through pantomime that she's a princess of Polynesian origin named Caraboo, escaped from pirate kidnappers. The Worrals welcome Caraboo back into their home, lavishing upon her the deference due a royal member. A society sensation, Caraboo wins over a linguist, the prince regent, and even Frixos. Only an Irish reporter, Gutch, remains skeptical about Caraboo's origins.
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