Don Caesar de Bazan

1912
22 Min.

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Irving Cummings and Isabel Irvine in Don Caesar de Bazan (1912)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuDon Caesar is reduced to naught but his title, to save a poor youth, Lazarillo. Don Caesar fights the captain of the king's guards and kills him. He is condemned to he shot and pending the e... Alles lesenDon Caesar is reduced to naught but his title, to save a poor youth, Lazarillo. Don Caesar fights the captain of the king's guards and kills him. He is condemned to he shot and pending the execution, is confined to jail with Lazarillo. Don Jose, the Prime Minister, suggests to Do... Alles lesenDon Caesar is reduced to naught but his title, to save a poor youth, Lazarillo. Don Caesar fights the captain of the king's guards and kills him. He is condemned to he shot and pending the execution, is confined to jail with Lazarillo. Don Jose, the Prime Minister, suggests to Don Caesar that, although he is to die, he should marry before the day of the execution and ... Alles lesen

Regie
- Theo Frenkel
Drehbuch
- Philippe Dumanoir
- Adolphe d'Ennery
Hauptbesetzung

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Regie
- Theo Frenkel
Drehbuch
- Philippe Dumanoir
- Adolphe d'Ennery
Hauptbesetzung

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"Gadzooks!" and "Odds bodkins!"

You can almost hear the clash of swords and the gallants crying "Gadzooks!" and "Odds bodkins!" in this film. The Victor Hugo romance is admirably set in motion in this production. There is a commendable care taken in the costuming, and the court scenes, gambling tables, dancing girls, duel, etc., all lend atmosphere in keeping with the story, which is shown in two reels. In the second reel the action is somewhat complicated, and one or two sub-titles would help to a fuller understanding of the plot. It is a dashing performance throughout, and will make its way wherever offered. - The Moving Picture World, November 30, 1912