The Sword of Ali Baba

The Sword of Ali Baba was released on April 1, 1965.

The Sword of Ali Baba was directed by Virgil W. Vogel.

The Sword of Ali Baba has a runtime of 81m.

The Sword of Ali Baba was produced by Howard Christie.

As the Mongols invade Baghdad in 1258 the Caliph escapes the city and heads to Basra with his young son, Ali. The Mongols catch the Caliph and he is killed but his son evades capture. In the desert Ali finds the hideout of the only resistance force, the forty thieves, and he joins them and grows up as one of them. Meanwhile his betrothed, the fair daughter of Prince Kasim, is taken to Baghdad by her father to be married to the Mongol leader, Hulago Khan. Ali goes to Baghdad and captures her but soon sets her free. She learns that he is her betrothed as well as the leader of the band of thieves. Her wedding to the Khan is set for Ramadan and so Ali Baba and his band of thieves must attend the celebrations and free the princess and Baghdad.

The key characters in The Sword of Ali Baba are Ali Baba (Peter Mann), Princess Amara (Jocelyn Lane), Pindar (Frank McGrath).

The Sword of Ali Baba is rated Approved.

The Sword of Ali Baba is an Adventure film.

The Sword of Ali Baba has an audience rating of 5.3 out of 10.