Rosita (1923)Director:Ernst Lubitsch |
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Rosita (1923)Director:Ernst Lubitsch |
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| Mary Pickford | ... |
Rosita, a street singer
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Holbrook Blinn | ... |
The King
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Irene Rich | ... |
The Queen
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George Walsh | ... |
Don Diego
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Charles Belcher | ... |
The Prime Minister
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Frank Leigh | ... |
Prison Commandant
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Mathilde Comont | ... |
Rosita's mother
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George Periolat | ... |
Rosita's father
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Bert Sprotte | ... |
Big Jailer
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Snitz Edwards | ... |
Little Jailer
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Madame De Bodamere | ... |
Maid
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| Philippe De Lacy | ... |
Rosita's Brother
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Donald McAlpin | ... |
Rosita's Brother
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Doreen Turner | ... |
Rosita's Sister
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Mario Carillo | ... |
Majordomo
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Pickford is impressive as the poor peasant entertainer with whom the King becomes ridiculously obsessed. Having seen some of Pickford's earlier 'little girl', romanticism movies this was a refreshing change and demonstrates how she was able to extend her range given the opportunity, utterly convincing as she is playing the fiesty young rebel as a woman with attitude. She reminded me of our contempory performers such as Madonna. Always amusing and beautifully composed by Lubitsch, whilst not a classic a highly enjoyable film.