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1940    1h 34mWestern, Action
7.593%79%7.1
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Around 1820 the son of a California nobleman comes home from Spain to find his native land under a villainous dictatorship. On the one hand he plays the useless fop, while on the other he is the masked avenger Zorro.
Directed by Rouben Mamoulian
  • Tyrone PowerDon Diego Vega, aka Zorro
  • Linda DarnellLolita Quintero
  • Basil RathboneCaptain Esteban Pasquale
  • Gale SondergaardInez Quintero
  • Eugene PalletteFriar Felipe
  • J. Edward BrombergDon Luis B. Quintero
  • Montagu LoveDon Alejandro Vega
  • Janet BeecherSenora Isabella Vega
  • George RegasSergeant Gonzales
  • Chris-Pin MartinTurnkey
  • Robert LoweryRodrigo
  • Belle MitchellMaria
  • John BleiferPedro
  • Frank PugliaProprietor
  • Pedro de CordobaDon Miguel
  • Guy D'EnneryDon Jose
  • Eugene BordenOfficer of the Day (uncredited)
  • Stanley AndrewsCommanding Officer (uncredited)
  • Fortunio BonanovaSentry (uncredited)
  • Ralph ByrdStudent / Officer (uncredited)
  • willyboy68September 22, 2025
    A classic Zorro movie. Tyrone Power plays a foppish Don Diego perfectly to fool the bad guys. The supporting cast is composed of first rate actors such as Basil Rathbone and Gale Sondergaard. If you are a Zorro fan this is a must see.
  • Mister ArnMay 14, 2025
    The Mark of Zorro (1940) is a highly entertaining film featuring larger-than-life characters. Tyrone Power delivers a standout performance as Zorro, utilizing his intelligence to rectify the injustices committed by wealthy and greedy men. Even today, the movie remains an enjoyable viewing experience and a must-watch for those seeking a fun and thrilling adventure.
  • theLillyPadFebruary 17, 2025
    The only actor to rival Guy Williams and Antonio Banderas, Tyrone Power brings a more angry, thirsty-for-justice ora to the character. It works. Anyone who has read the Curse of Capistrano will recognize a lot from this movie. The sleeper draw is actually its secondary villain. Basil Rathbone showcases his immense mastery of the blade whenever given the opportunity--and he is often given it here. He might actually be at his best--though that's a hard choice to make between this, Robin Hood, and the Court Jester. I recommend the Mark of Zorro to anyone who likes good swordplay, or the character of Zorro! Its an all-time great swashbuckler, and you will find it fun to revisit every few years.
  • Billy ZaneJanuary 10, 2025
    The best Zorro movie. Really takes you back in time and the actors are fabulous.

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