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The New York Times
Provided a mixed review, indicating it was neither overwhelmingly positive nor negative overall.
Don Diego Vega pretends to be an indolent fop as a cover for his true identity, the masked avenger Zorro. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2012.
Critical Consensus
7.1
IMDb
7.1
TMDB
While The New York Times gave The Mark of Zorro a mixed review, biographer Jeffrey Vance later celebrated it as a landmark film, important for Douglas Fairbanks's career and the development of the action-adventure genre.
The Cast
Douglas Fairbanks
Don Diego Vega / Señor Zorro
Noah Beery
Sgt. Pedro Gonzales
Charles Hill Mailes
Don Carlos Pulido
Claire McDowell
Dona Catalina Pulido
Marguerite De La Motte
Lolita Pulido
Robert McKim
Capt. Juan Ramon
George Periolat
Gov. Alvarado
Walt Whitman
Fray Felipe
Sidney De Gray
Don Alejandro (as Sydney De Gray)
Tote Du Crow
Bernardo
Trivia
Douglas Fairbanks not only produced the film but also co-wrote its scenario.
The film was produced by the Douglas Fairbanks Pictures Corporation.
The film had a specific budget of $169,187.05.
The film grossed over $500,000.
The film was silent and used English intertitles.
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Jeffrey Vance
Hailed it as a landmark for Douglas Fairbanks's career and the action-adventure genre, noting its influence on popular culture and future comic book heroes.
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