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Zorro, The Gay Blade (1981)

Zorro, The Gay Blade | Mexico

George Hamilton stars in a dueling dual role as twin sons of the legendary Zorro. Soon after the dashing Don Diego Vega inherits his father's famous sword and costume, a broken ankle prevents the masked avenger from fulfilling his heroic duties. When his flamboyantly fashion-conscious brother assumes the secret identity to continue an ongoing fight for justice, the results are nothing short of hilarious!

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Description

Director

Peter Medak

Writers

Hal Dresner

Stars

George Hamilton
Don Diego Vega / Zorro / Bunny Wigglesworth / The Gay Blade / Ramon Vega

Lauren Hutton
Charlotte Taylor Wilson

Brenda Vaccaro
Florinda

Ron Leibman
Captain Esteban

Donovan Scott
Paco

James Booth
Velasquez

Helen Burns
Consuela

Clive Revill
Garcia

Carolyn Seymour
Dolores

Eduardo Noriega
Don Francisco

Others...

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Keywords

sword fight, cult comedy

Production

20th Century Fox, Melvin Simon Productions

Actor

George Hamilton, Lauren Hutton, Brenda Vaccaro, Ron Leibman, Donovan Scott, James Booth, Helen Burns, Clive Revill, Carolyn Seymour, Eduardo Noriega, Jorge Russek, Eduardo Alcaraz, Carlos Bravo y Fernández, Roberto Dumont, Jorge Bolio, Dick Balduzzi, Ana Elisa Perez Bolanos, Paco Mauri, Julian Colman, Paco Morayta, Pilar Pellicer, Owen Lee, Gustavo Ganem, Armando Duarte, Norman Blankenship, Frank Welker

Creators

Adrian Gorton (Art Direction), Bub Asman (Sound Effects Editor), Michael D. Moore (Second Unit Director), John A. Alonzo (Director of Photography), Pembroke J. Herring (Supervising Editor), John Toll (Camera Operator), George Hamilton (Producer), C.O. Erickson (Producer), Ted Grossman (Stunts), Stephen McEveety (Second Assistant Director), Gloria Gresham (Costume Design), Maurice Vaccarino (Production Manager), Larry Jost (Production Sound Mixer), James W. Payne (Set Decoration), Charles A. Tamburro (Stunts), Johnston McCulley (Characters), Peter Medak (Director), Herman A. Blumenthal (Production Design), Richard Vane (Location Manager), Daniel McCauley (First Assistant Director), George Robotham (Stunts), Melvin Simon (Executive Producer), Gary Alexander (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Hal Dresner (Screenplay), Erik Cord (Stunts), Orwin C. Harvey (Stunts), Gary Davis (Stunts), Lori Jane Coleman (Editor), Pete Kellett (Stunts), Roger Creed (Stunts), John Hudkins (Stunts), Jerry Wills (Stunts), Bob Randall (Screenstory), Victor Paul (Stunt Coordinator), Alex Romero (Choreographer), Alan Robert Murray (Supervising Sound Editor), Ian Fraser (Conductor), Robert G. Henderson (Supervising Sound Editor), Jack K. Tillar (Music Editor), Joe Dunne (Stunts), Larry Singer (Dialogue Editor), John Moio (Stunts), Bud Heller (Key Grip), Don Minkler (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), George Fisher (Stunts), Joseph Paul Moore (Second Assistant Director), Allen L. Stone (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Donna Garrett (Stunts), Hank Calia (Stunts), John Romano (Stunts), H.P. Evetts (Stunts), Phil Adams (Stunts), Greg Alt (Screenstory), Don Moriarty (Screenstory), Philip Romano (Stunts), Bill Madden (Stunts), Linda Carwin (Executive In Charge Of Production), Dudley Holmes (Property Master), Clint Althouse (Boom Operator), William Tuttle (Makeup Artist), Bob Mills (Makeup Artist), Marina Pedraza (Hairstylist), Shirley Crawford (Hairstylist)

Alternative titles

El Zorro, The Gay Blade (US)

Release dates

17.07.1981 (US)
21.01.1982 (DE)