After seeing the trailer to this film I must say it seems great :D. Cine City has a DVDr but they write âquality is not greatâ so Iâd rather wait for a decent copy.
Database page: Figlio di Zorro, Il - The Spaghetti Western Database
Wow that trailer does look great! I didnât know about this one, except for the fact that Baldanello made a Zorro movie. The last part reminded me a bit of movies like They Call Me Haleluja and They Call Him Holy Ghost.
Thereâs a video with some clips from this film at You Tube, too.
The entire thing is up on Youtube in a widescreen Italian TV print
Unfortunately itâs not complete, there are approximately twenty more minutes!
https://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Figlio_di_Zorro,_Il
Marina Malfatti once again?
Cut by twenty minutes! Still, I wonder where the widescreen TV print came from. Is there a DVD release somewhere?
Even though slightly shorter than the 90 minutes original (rated ALL, no cuts), here is a better version in which the final part is not truncated:
@JonathanCorbett, what role is Roberto Danesi? Isnât this Lord from Six Bounty Killers?
Did you see Franco Ukmar or Renzo Pevarello? That YouTube version is mighty low resolution and my FS English version is even worse 
Not to be confused with the guy in the 2nd screenshot wearing a different neckband
It looks like him 
I donât remember, in all probability not but prudently I didnât cross them off the list.
I must admit that I have my doubts about Zuanelli playing Sergeant Marat (just like Malfatti, the name comes from Anica).
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Not a bad film at all.A lightweight version of Zorro (and Zorro is Zorro after all) with comedy touches not overwhelming the narrative with William Berger as a mysterious âQuiet Americanâ helping the Juaristas free themselves from an occupying European power for unstated motivations but suggested by the words of a French sergeant to Zorro that âAmericans use friendship and make a profit from anyone.â I watched a murky 3rd generation print of youtube and this later example needs a better DVD digital release.
Also with Fernando Sancho rising up in the world for a change as a French military Governor and an Eastwood clad Mexican with a farting horse reading to release air in the cause eof the Revolution. This is not as gross as it sounds. A film worth seeing and needing restoration, not innovative but pleasurable to watch
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