title was The Girl on the Island. The film ended up not being made until several years later. Joan Collins was borrowed from J. Arthur Rank to appear in the film. "I wore a bikini and no make up", said Collins later. "It was quite restful and more like a holiday than work." Collins later claimed she was the first actress to appear in a bikini on screen in this film. Her character tears up a shirt into a makeshift one. The movie was mostly shot on location in Majorca, Spain. More's fee was £4,500. Reception Although the film was released after Genevieve (1953), which made More a star, it performed disappointingly at the box office. References External links 1953 films 1953 romantic comedy films British romantic comedy films Films about castaways Films set on uninhabited islands 20th Century Fox films Films with screenplays by Noel Langley Films directed by Noel Langley Films produced by Noel Langley Films based on works by Norman Lindsay 1950s English-language films 1950s British films