Curtis Cooksey, Eleanor Parker, Elisabeth Risdon
Andre-Louis Moreau is a nobleman's bastard in the days of the French revolution. Noel, the Marquis de Mayne, a nobleman in love with the Queen, is ordered to seek the hand of a young ingenue, Aline, i...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 1, 2003
Stats: 140 reviews
WOW! i have no words to describe this lost gem....What a fucking way to end my year, 2006 has definetly been the best year of my life...Greatest movies of all time all witnessed by THESE eyes lmfao. well, great movie, funny, witty, poetic as hell (i love that) and just an incredi...( read more)
Delightful adaptation of Sabatini's comic-swashbuckler. Memorable, epic six-and-a-half minute climactic swordfight in a deserted theater between the well-cast Stewart Granger and Mel Ferrer.
A very elegant and romantic tale with fantastic performances, light humor, very well-defined characters and fantastic fencing duel scenes, featuring the longest fencing duel ever recorded on film. A great classic.
84/100
A beautiful movie that has gone quite unnoticed, brilliant acting from a great cast, well written script, I mean I Love It All!
One of the best swashbuckler of the fifties, the sword-fighting scene is definitely a crowd-pleaser and the script effectively combines romance, comedy, and action. Though Stewart Granger is not as great as Errol Flynn in his prime time would be in this film, he makes a good prot...( read more)
An interesting film that has a great sword fight scene at the end, it's a good film for an early Saturday morning.
Featuring what has been known as the longest sword fight in cinema history, this film is a fun swashbuckling feature with nice sets as well. I enjoy it for the end fight, but there are plenty of good points besides that including a great love hate relationship between Stewart Gra...( read more)
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