Sansón y Dalila (1949)

Ganó 2 premios Óscar
- 7 premios ganados y 5 nominaciones en total

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Hedy Lamarr

Delilah

Victor Mature

Samson

George Sanders

The Saran of Gaza

Angela Lansbury

Semadar

Henry Wilcoxon

Ahtur

Olive Deering

Miriam

Fay Holden

Hazelelponit

Julia Faye

Hisham

Russ Tamblyn

Saul
(as Russell Tamblyn)

William Farnum

Tubal

Lane Chandler

Teresh

Moroni Olsen

Targil

Francis McDonald

Story Teller
(as Francis J. McDonald)

William 'Wee Willie' Davis

Garmiskar
(as William Davis)

John Miljan

Lesh Lakish

Arthur Q. Bryan

Fat Philistine Merchant Wearing No Robe

Kasey Rogers

Spectator
(as Laura Elliot)

Victor Varconi

Lord of Ashdod

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Trivia
For the scene in which Samson kills the lion, Victor Mature refused to wrestle a tame movie lion. Told by Producer and Director Cecil B. DeMille that the lion had no teeth, Mature replied, "I don't want to be gummed to death, either." The scene shows a stuntman wrestling the tame lion, intercut with close-ups of Mature wrestling a lion skin.

Errores
Just after Delilah rings for her servant to bring dinner, the mike boom casts a shadow on one of the curtain walls of her tent.

Citas
Samson: You came to this house as wedding guests. Fire and death are your gifts to my bride. For all that I do against you now, I shall be blameless. I'll give you back fire for fire, and death for death!

Créditos curiosos
Although the opening credits mention "Holy Land Photography," the second-unit location shooting occurred in North Africa (Algiers and Morocco), not Israel or the Middle East.

Versiones alternativas
Previous home media releases of the film (LaserDisc, VHS) did not include the overture and exit music. They were restored for Paramount's official DVD release in 2013 and the subsequent Blu-ray release in 2014.

Conexiones
Featured in History Brought to Life (1950)

Bandas sonoras
For To Win A Bride
(uncredited)
Written by Victor Young and Jesse Lasky Jr.

This film is a must for everyone who loves Technicolor, great actors and great movies. Mature is a wonderful Samson but Hedy Lamarr is the definitive incarnation of beauty. She is also a very good actress and directed by De Mille gets her screen triumph. Watch this over and over again and you'll not be tired.