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The Magic Carpet (1951)

84 min  -  Adventure | Fantasy  -   10 March 1952 (Sweden)
4.8
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Reviews: 6 user | 2 critic

Director:

Lew Landers

Writer:

David Mathews
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Cast

Cast overview:
Lucille Ball ...
Princess Narah
John Agar John Agar ...
Abdullah al Husan / Dr. Ramoth / The Scarlet Falcon
Patricia Medina Patricia Medina ...
Lida
George Tobias ...
Razi
Raymond Burr ...
Grand Vizier Boreg al Buzzar
Gregory Gaye Gregory Gaye ...
Caliph Ali
Rick Vallin Rick Vallin ...
Abdul
Jo Gilbert Jo Gilbert ...
Maras
William Fawcett William Fawcett ...
Ahkmid
Doretta Johnson Doretta Johnson ...
Queen Yashima
Linda Williams Linda Williams ...
Estar
Perry Sheehan Perry Sheehan ...
Copah
Eileen Howe Eileen Howe ...
Vernah
Winona Smith Winona Smith ...
Ziela
Minka Zorka Minka Zorka ...
Nedda
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Genres:

Adventure | Fantasy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Der rote Falke von Bagdad See more »

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Technical Specs

Runtime:

Sound Mix:

Mono (RCA Sound System)

Color:

Color (Supercinecolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Trivia

Lucille Ball had often complained to Columbia Pictures head Harry Cohn about the quality of the pictures she had been doing while under contract to the studio. At the time this picture was made, Ball was only obligated to Columbia for one more film, and Cohn had producer Sam Katzman, who turned out most of Columbia's low-budget "B" pictures, concoct this cheap Arabian Nights fantasy as a punishment to Ball for her constantly challenging him to give her better roles. See more »

Connections

Featured in The Lady with the Torch (1999) See more »