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  • "The sword of the Vegas has never enjoyed such distinction..............Thank you.......father" The best closing line of a zorro movie

  • Lol I never knew Frank played Zorro. Doesn't seem like a role that's suited for him, to me. That's what acting is about though, trying different roles and trying to bring out the best of that character. :) I wish the costume designer did a better job on his mask also, it didn't look right on his face. D:

  • tenho vontade de conseguir esse filme em dvd,assisti quando tinha unas 10,12 anos

  • I managed to confuse this with the one with Rathbone and Power earlier today...still, both versions are outstanding.

  • Uhm, why do people discard their belongings and sword scabbards before a duel, yet this only happens sometimes? In the newer zorro films (Banderas) they wore everything. He even dual-wielded fully dressed.

  • thanks for uploading...do you have the whole film. im desperate for it.

  • this is also the second time Ricardo Montalban and Gilbert Roland faced Zorro.

  • My favourite Zorro. Frank may look different today - this was 36 years ago, after all - but those lips haven't changed...

  • wow..your right, he's fighting left handed. I didn't notice until I read some comments. That's cool...this movie was basically just like the 1940 version. This was a better ending. It's hard to believe that's Frank Langella.

    Looking at him today, you'd never know.

  • Ricardo Montalban's character is superior and very classy!

  • Either playing a good guy or a villain Ricardo was always great. He'll be missed.

  • Some sword masters are so good they can fight with their right or left hand as they choose. Like in the first fencing scene of "The Princess Bride."

  • I love the statement made by Ricardo Montalban "So, inside the peacock, we find a hawk!"

  • Why can't he fight with his left hand? Captain Alfred Hutton, a late 19th century sabre master said that left-handed swordsmen were some of the most challenging. To encounter one was worth the experience.

  • Why is Zorro fighting with his left hand?

  • Frank Langella is left handed!!!!!

  • ta bien feo el zorro ese

  • Ah, thank you so much for posting these clips! I caught this on TV just once and ever since I've been trying to figure out if I dreamed it because the only version I could find was the 1940s version with Tyrone Power. Mind you, I adore that version but it's good to know I'm not crazy!

  • Noone is as awesome as Banderas!

    Check out the gay mask in this movie. It looks aweful. I guess Hollywood sucked back in the 70's lol

  • Yeah, Langella didn't have the best Zorro mask, but there's no disputing the man had the goods to play Zorro. And while I do like Banderas as Zorro, I think Tyrone Power and Guy Williams have a lot to be said for them, too.

  • Esta escena la hemos visto antes en un zorro mas antiguo,pero no importa,esta tambien muy bueno el combate.

  • Diego has got beautiful voice! ;)

  • mate i would like to thank u as well for these clips....this film is a classic n i never thought i would ever get to see this film or any scenes from it for tht matter....im rather emotional at the moment...haha...10 times better than the banderas/hopkins big but shallow hollywood efforts

  • Ricardo Montalban is awesome in this. One of his best performances. I LOVE the ending... "Senor, the Sword of the Vegas has never KNOWN such DISTINCTION!!!"

  • Thank you so much!!!

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