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The Sign of Zorro: Directed by Lewis R. Foster, Norman Foster. With Guy Williams, Henry Calvin, Gene Sheldon, Romney Brent. A masked vigilante battles a corrupt commandant by night while masquerading as an aristocrat by day.
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- Adventure, Drama, Family
- Lewis R. Foster, Norman Foster
- 1960-06-11
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The Sign of Zorropresents the first story arc from the TV series. Don Diego is returning to Los Angeles from college after three years of being away. On his way, he learns that Los Angeles has been corrupted by a new Commandant who runs his own crime ring and puts innocent people in jail. He takes on the alias of Zorro to fight the Commandant, whil...
Guy Williams: ZorroGeorge J. Lewis: Don AlejandroGene Sheldon: BernardoBritt Lomond: Capt. MonastarioDisney hasn't released The Sign of Zorroon DVD yet, but it was released on VHS twice. Copies of both releases are fairly easy to come by. The TV series was colorized in the 1980s and both seasons of the series were available on DVD in that format from the Disney Movie Club, but went out of print in 2009. Disney released both seasons of the show in ...
The Sign of Zorro. Rating: G. Release Date: June 11, 1960. Genre: Action-Adventure, Classics, Drama, Family, Western. Don Diego returns home to find his town under the heel of a cruel dictator, Capitan Monastario.
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The Sign of Zorro G 1960 1h 31m Kids & Family Adventure List Reviews 50% Audience Score 50+ Ratings A masked avenger in Old California battles a corrupt commandant by night while masquerading...
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- Norman Foster, Lewis R. Foster
- G
- Kids & Family, Adventure
Nov 14, 2017 · Don Diego dons the mask of Zorro to free the town from the tyrannical rule of a dictator.
- Norman Foster, Lewis R. Foster
- Guy Williams
The Sign of Zorro - 1960. When Walt Disney decided to package the hit Davy Crockett episodes of Disneyland into two feature films for American audiences, it was a stroke of genius since it allowed for them to finally be seen in color (TV was only available in black and white at the time).
The wealthy and debonair Don Diego return home, in the Mission era of Spanish California, to the pueblo known as Reina de Los Angeles. There he finds that the lives and freedom of the citizens are constantly threatened by an oppressive military tyrant, Captain Monastario and his Lancers.
