Scaramouche

1952
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1h 55min

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Stewart Granger, Janet Leigh, and Eleanor Parker in Scaramouche (1952)

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En Francia, a finales del siglo XVIII, un hombre se propone vengar la muerte de su amigo a manos de un maestro espadachín.En Francia, a finales del siglo XVIII, un hombre se propone vengar la muerte de su amigo a manos de un maestro espadachín.En Francia, a finales del siglo XVIII, un hombre se propone vengar la muerte de su amigo a manos de un maestro espadachín.

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Trivia
Scaramouche is a roguish, burlesque clown who originated as a stock character in the 17th century Italian commedia dell'arte, where he was known as "Scaramuccia," which literally means "skirmish." He wears a black mask with a large nose who broadly grimaces and indulges in slapstick behavior and is generally beaten by Harlequin for his boasting and cowardice. He is an traditionally iconic character found in Punch and Judy shows.

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The soldiers wear uniforms from the Napoleonic era, not the pre-Revolution period.

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Andre Moreau: You may turn your back on Scaramouche, my lord, but surely you will not run away from Andre Moreau?
Noel, Marquis de Maynes: Scaramouche, you have just given your last performance.
[they fight]

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Info on that Sword Fight

As has been commented by the other two people, the final sword fight makes the movie (although it is not the only reason to watch). It runs non-stop for over 7 minutes. One interesting point is that aside from the leap from the staircase to the floor below, Granger did all of his own stunts in the sequence (including swinging from the stage into the opera box and dangling over the audience early in the fight). The only fight that comes anywhere near it is the one between Danny Kaye and Basel Rathbone in "Court Jester".