La Máscara de Scaramouche (1963)
Directed by Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi

Adventure

aka: The Adventures of Scaramouche

Film Synopsis

Better known by his stage name Scaramouche, Robert Lafleur is one of the sensations of his age. Not only is he a formidable actor, one with a natural gift for making crowds swoon in response to his unwavering charm, he is also an inveterate womaniser, the kind that cannot resist chasing after any attractive young noblewoman than comes within his sights. Naturally for a man of his seductive accomplishments, Scaramouche has his fair share of enemies, but no one hates him with greater passion than the Marquis de la Tour, who can never forgive him for forcing himself on his mistress, the stunningly beautiful Madame de Popignan. Scaramouche has greater matters to concern him when the Marquis de Souchil returns from Louisiana with his goddaughter and announces to the world that he is the illegitimate son of the Duke de Froissard...

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Film Credits

Director: Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi
Script: Lluís Josep Comerón, Jorge Illa, Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi, Jacques Robert, Arturo Rígel, Guido Malatesta (story), Rafael Sabatini (novel)
Cinematographer: Alejandro Ulloa
Music: Gregorio García Segura
Cast: Gérard Barray (Scaramouche), Michèle Girardon (Diana - Souchil's ward), Gianna Maria Canale (Suzanne), Yvette Lebon (Alice), Alberto de Mendoza (Roger), George Rigaud (Duc de Lacoste), Andrés Mejuto (Señor de Villancourt), Gonzalo Cañas (Pierrot), Irán Eory (Jacqueline), Rafael Durán (Señor de Dubalon), Rafael Bruguera (Marquis de Souchil), Xan das Bolas (Gino), Antonio Gradoli, Fernando Montes, Álvaro de Luna, Santiago Ontañón, Gustavo Re, Ángel Álvarez, José Leal, Helga Liné
Country: France / Italy / Spain
Language: Spanish
Support: Color
Runtime: 98 min
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