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Rosita (1923)

90 min  -  Romance | Comedy  -   3 September 1923 (USA)
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Cast

Cast overview:
Mary Pickford ...
Rosita, a street singer
Holbrook Blinn Holbrook Blinn ...
The King
Irene Rich Irene Rich ...
The Queen
George Walsh George Walsh ...
Don Diego
Charles Belcher Charles Belcher ...
The Prime Minister
Frank Leigh Frank Leigh ...
Prison Commandant
Mathilde Comont Mathilde Comont ...
Rosita's mother
George Periolat George Periolat ...
Rosita's father
Bert Sprotte Bert Sprotte ...
Big Jailer
Snitz Edwards Snitz Edwards ...
Little Jailer
Madame De Bodamere Madame De Bodamere ...
Maid
Philippe De Lacy ...
Rosita's Brother
Donald McAlpin Donald McAlpin ...
Rosita's Brother
Doreen Turner Doreen Turner ...
Rosita's Sister
Mario Carillo Mario Carillo ...
Majordomo
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Genres:

Romance | Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Rosita, Cantora das Ruas See more »

Company Credits

Production Co:

Mary Pickford Company See more »
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Technical Specs

Runtime:

USA:

Sound Mix:

Silent

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1
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Did You Know?

Trivia

Supposedly, Mary Pickford and Ernst Lubitsch enjoyed working with each other and planned on working together on three more films, but for reasons unknown the plans were never realized. However, in an interview with film historian Kevin Brownlow, Pickford said, "Oh, I detested that picture!... I disliked the director... as much as he disliked me." See more »

Connections

Referenced in Félix Ribeiro - Dr. Celulóide (1980) See more »