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The Prince Who Was a Thief (1951)

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Cast

Complete credited cast:
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Julna
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Tina
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Yussef
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Emir Mokar
Betty Garde ...
Mirza
Marvin Miller ...
Hakar
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Princess Yasmin
Donald Randolph ...
Prince Mustapha
Nita Bieber ...
Cahuena
Milada Mladova ...
Dancer
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Basra
Midge Ware ...
Sari
Carol Varga ...
Beulah
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Exciting as an Arabian Night's Adventure!

Genres:

Adventure

Certificate:

Approved | See all certifications »
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Release Date:

26 December 1951 (Sweden)  »

Also Known As:

Die Diebe von Marschan  »

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)
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Sound Mix:

(Western Electric Recording)

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(Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Film debut of Larry Storch. See more »

Quotes

Emir Mokar: Son of a noseless mother! Maggot-brained child of a jackass!
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You must watch just enough to hear Tony!!
20 November 2003 | by (Huntsville, AL) – See all my reviews



Early in the movie whilst the lovely Piper is in his arms, Tony gracefully utters- "Yonder lies da castle of my fadder da King." Cut him a little slack! At that time he was VERY new to the movies! What better example could there be of starting out 'shaky' and then becoming a film legend? At least in 'Spartacus', when Olivier told Tony that he preferred "Both oysters AND clams", Tony disappeared without a trace, and Olivier just smiled.


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