O Príncipe de Bagdá

Who cares if this film is naive, lousy and predictable? It is destined to gold diggers from the lost Hollywood stuff. Full of charm, despite the poor Universal lots settings and certainly not natural landscape, deserts or mountains.... I counfounded this one with Kurt Neuman's SON OF ALI BABA, Rudy Matés THE PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF, or Nathan Juran's THE GOLDEN BLADE, but with Tony Curtis or Rock Hudson instead of Victor Mature, rather a Twentieth Century Fox star. Clichés galore with traitors, beautiful princesses, handsome and brave hero, golden palaces and run of the mill action scenes. That's the only film of this genre that director George Sherman made, he a western maker instead. Not only though, but certainly not tos One Thousand and One Nights scheme. But, I repeat, it's pretty fun and agreeable to watch if you are an old movie buff as I am.