Status
Released
original language
English
Budget
$ 0
Revenue
$ 0
Rene de Traviere / The Purple Mask
Laurette de Latour
Captain Charles Laverne
Brisquet
Madame Valentine
Marcel Cadonal
Rochet
Andre Majolin
Napoleon Bonaparte
Baron de Morleve
Duc de Latour
Constance de Voulois
Irene de Bournotte
Yvonne de Tressy (as Betty Jane Howarth)
Edouard
Vicomte de Morsanne
Baron de Vivianne
Roger
Raoul (as Glase Lohman)
Sabine
Father Brochard
Customer (uncredited)
Gendarme (uncredited)
Official (uncredited)
Napoleon Officer (uncredited)
Workman (uncredited)
French Officer (uncredited)
Colonel (uncredited)
Madame Anais (uncredited)
Count de Chauvac (uncredited)
Marie du Pontblanc (uncredited)
Opponent (uncredited)
Orderly (uncredited)
Old Servant (uncredited)
Passerby (uncredited)
Gendarme (uncredited)
Orderly (uncredited)
Written by Geronimo1967 on 2022-11-14
This is a sort of "Zorro" meets the "Scarlet Pimpernel" - a colourful, swashbuckling offering from Bruce Humberstone that allows our hero Tony Curtis to pretty much run riot! He is the flamboyant, debonaire Royalist determined to rescue his friends, ransom the agents of First Consul Napoleon Bonaparte and engage in a bit of flirting with the daughter "Laurette" (Coleen Miller) of the plotting, ambitious "Duc de Latour" (Paul Cavanagh). It's all a bit theatrical, but has a great cast including Gene Barry, Dan O'Herlihy and Angela Lansbury to help keep it rollicking along in a fun, enjoyable fashion. The script, such as it is, isn't up to very much but that's made up for by the overall joie-de-vivre of the whole escapade and I quite enjoyed it.