Enjoyed this sequel to 'The Corsican Brothers'. It was well written and well acted by an able cast. Richard Greene was fine as the brothers Mario and Carlos, delineating the twins skilfully helped by excellent photography when they are both on the screen together. Mr. Greene was not known as a great actor but does very well here. It also has a gleeful pair of villains played with relish by Raymond Burr and Lee Van Cleef. (Now there's a combination!) Paula Raymond as Christina is pretty but doesn't have much to do but Dona Drake as the gypsy Zelda is fetchingly feisty.
In the original film one of the brothers did die but returns here only to get killed again, which was a shame. Hoped they would both live happily ever after. With sword fighting, chases, intrigue and a bit of torture this is an entertaining movie.
In the original film one of the brothers did die but returns here only to get killed again, which was a shame. Hoped they would both live happily ever after. With sword fighting, chases, intrigue and a bit of torture this is an entertaining movie.