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Tyrone Power | Don Diego de Vega | |
Linda Darnell | Lolita Quintero | |
Basil Rathbone | Captain Esteban Pasquale | |
Gale Sondergaard | Inez Quintero | |
Eugene Pallette | Fray Felipe | |
J. Edward Bromberg | Don Luis Quintero | |
Montagu Love | Don Alejandro Vega | |
Janet Beecher | Senora Isabella Vega | |
George Regas | Sergeant Gonzales | |
Chris-Pin Martin | The Turnkey | |
John Bleifer | Pedro | |
Robert Lowery | Rodrigo | |
Frank Puglia | Propietor |
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Producer | Darryl F. Zanuck
Raymond Griffith |
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Writer | John Taintor Foote
Garrett Fort Johnston McCulley |
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Studio Classics Regarded by many as the finest telling of the Zorro legend, the Mark Of Zorro was nominated for a 1940 Oscar for Best Music. Tyrone Power stars as 19th Century nobleman Don Diego de Vega, whose father, the mayor of Los Angeles, is removed form office by the sinister Captain Pasquale (Basil Rathbone), and a now corrupt "alcalde". By day, the crooked politicians rob the citizenry at every turn, and at night, Don Diego wearing a mask, defies their laws and avenges the innocents. As he leaves his trademark-the letter "Z"-wherever he goes, he also leaves an impression on the mayor's niece, (Linda Darnell), who can't help but love the hero in disguise. |
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