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john English, William WitneyZorro's Fighting Legion: Chapter 4 - Bridge of Peril (1939)

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Based in 1824 Mexico, Zorro leads a fighting force to battle the mysterious Don Del Oro, who plans to become emperor of Mexico.

This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: john English, William Witney
Producer: Hiram S. Brown Jr.
Production Company: Republic Pictures Corporation
Audio/Visual: sound, black & white
Keywords: serial, cliffhanger

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: FLP - - November 9, 2007
Subject: FLP
FILMS LIKE THIS KEEP US COMING BACK FOR MORE

Reviewer: jimelena - - June 5, 2007
Subject: I don't know
In this episode we see that filming in the dark gives leave to the power of imagination.
We hear swords clanging, horses running, people shouting, but we can't see a thing.
Exciting though, isn't it?