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Album 1-156 .. Album 157-239 ..Album 240-280 .Album 281-361 . Album 362--477 .. Album 488-571 . Album 572--698 . Album 699-980 OnClick Pay Release Date:28 February 1964 (France) morePlot Summary:In 1789, when the Revolution went on, a bandit named "Black Tulip" held the surroundings of village Roussillon in fear... morePlot Synopsis:This plot synopsis is empty. Add a synopsisUser Comments:Henri Jeanson's lines.... more
Parents Guide:Add content advisory for parentsRuntime:115 min / Argentina:113 min / Hungary:110 min / Spain:100 minLanguage:FrenchColor:Color (Eastmancolor)Aspect Ratio:2.20 : 1 moreSound Mix:70 mm 6-Track (Western Electric Sound System)MOVIEmeter:
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French version of the Zorro legend set during the period just prior to the French Revolution plays like Zorro the Gay Blade at times. Its an amusing romp with Alain Delon in the heroic lead (Delon would take up the mantle of Zorro a decade later and sleep walk his way through the role). Its the typical stuff with the "bandit" hailed as hero while the ruling class hates his guts. Filled with funny remarks and great action this is a film to search out, or would be if there were any decent copies floating around. The only way it seems to see this is on really bad low budget videotapes, which is a shame since its better than most swashbuckling romps that have appeared over the years.