Sword Points

1928
15min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA wandering swordsman in the reign of Louis XIII stumbles into a nest of conspirators against the King when his horse throws him and he is forced to seek refuge in a nearby inn. Without mone... Leggi tuttoA wandering swordsman in the reign of Louis XIII stumbles into a nest of conspirators against the King when his horse throws him and he is forced to seek refuge in a nearby inn. Without money or rank, he is treated ignominiously by patron and customers, but when a captured messen... Leggi tuttoA wandering swordsman in the reign of Louis XIII stumbles into a nest of conspirators against the King when his horse throws him and he is forced to seek refuge in a nearby inn. Without money or rank, he is treated ignominiously by patron and customers, but when a captured messenger from the King arrives, accompanied by a lovely lady, he swings into action to save the... Leggi tutto

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- Mark Sandrich
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6,4/10

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- Mark Sandrich
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Interpreti principali4

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Lupino Lane

A soldier of fortune

Wallace Lupino

Viscount de Brey

Jack Lloyd

Thelma Salter

Trama

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7/10

Lupino Lane Needs No Second Banana

Here's Lupino Lane in Dumas country. He plays a D'Artagnan-like youngster who gets involved in..... well, nonsense. Really. It's all an excuse for two set-piece skits. In the first, he's in a wine cellar, trying to fill some cups for the tavern above deck. To say it's funny is trivial. After a lifetime as a silent comedy fan, it takes a very funny sequence and an audience of laughing people to get me to laugh out loud. Looking at this skit alone at home, I guffawed.

The other half is an exercise in clown acrobatics, as Lane vanishes through hidden doors, reappears tumbling through sliding panels, in an astonishing display I have have seen the like only once before: in Lane's JOYLAND.