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The Mark of Zorro (1974) (TV)
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29 October 1974 (USA) morePlot:
The swishing fop Don Diego de la Vega becomes the swashbuckling masked hero Zorro when tyranny threatens his people in nineteenth-century California. more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Delightful, very sensual take on the Zorro legend...Frank Langella is unforgettable. more (10 total)Cast
(Complete credited cast)| Frank Langella | ... | Don Diego / Zorro | |
| Ricardo Montalban | ... | Captain Esteban | |
| Gilbert Roland | ... | Don Alejandro Vega | |
| Louise Sorel | ... | Inez Quintero | |
| Robert Middleton | ... | Don Luis Quintero | |
| Anne Archer | ... | Teresa | |
| Yvonne De Carlo | ... | Isabella Vega (as Yvonne DeCarlo) | |
| Tom Lacy | ... | Fray Felipe | |
| Jorge Cervera Jr. | ... | Sgt. Gonzales | |
| Jay Hammer | ... | Antonio | |
| John Rose | ... | Rodrigo | |
| Robert Carricart | ... | Dockworker | |
| Alfonso Tafoya | ... | Don Miguel | |
| Inez Perez | ... | Maria | |
| Frank Soto | ... | Proprietor |
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Theresa: [shuts door as uncle leaves, turns and sees Diego there] You?Don Diego/Zorro: Yes.
Theresa: How... how did you get here?
Don Diego/Zorro: Well, a man can do many things if he must.
Theresa: [gasps and smiles] I must be dreaming, you are Zorro!
Don Diego/Zorro: [puts finger to lips] I'm sorry I had to decieve you tonight but to accomplish what I must I had to decieve many people.
Theresa: And I suppose you came to tell me that asking for my hand was merely part of the game?
Don Diego/Zorro: Oh no. It is the one real thing in the whole masquerade.
[they kiss]
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I haven't seen this TV film for years and would really like to see it again. I think I fell in love with Frank Langella because of it - OK, OK, so I was much younger and more impressionable at the time but, well, he was beguiling. As suggested in one or two other commentaries on this, I felt it was as effective a version, if not even a tad better than the 1940 one - perhaps because of both the eponymous hero's sexual magnetism and the charming, intelligent and spirited Anne Archer's Teresa. From what I remember, the film was to a large extent faithful to Tyrone Power's vehicle, and added a J-ne-sais-quoi to it.
Dashing as Power undoubtedly was, to my taste Langella's rich chocolatey voice, commanding height and seductive gaze made this viewer long to be the object of his affections. I admit it, I'm shamefacedly still a bit in love with the character!