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Blut und Sand

Originaltitel: Blood and Sand
  • 1922
  • Not Rated
  • 1 Std. 48 Min.
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Nita Naldi and Rudolph Valentino in Blut und Sand (1922)
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA toreador's (Rudolph Valentino) familial and social life is threatened when he has an affair.A toreador's (Rudolph Valentino) familial and social life is threatened when he has an affair.A toreador's (Rudolph Valentino) familial and social life is threatened when he has an affair.

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    • Fred Niblo
    • Dorothy Arzner
  • Drehbuch
    • Vicente Blasco Ibáñez
    • Tom Cushing
    • June Mathis
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Rudolph Valentino
    • Rosa Rosanova
    • Leo White
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    • Regie
      • Fred Niblo
      • Dorothy Arzner
    • Drehbuch
      • Vicente Blasco Ibáñez
      • Tom Cushing
      • June Mathis
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Rudolph Valentino
      • Rosa Rosanova
      • Leo White
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    Rudolph Valentino
    Rudolph Valentino
    • Juan Gallardo
    • (as Rodolph Valentino)
    Rosa Rosanova
    Rosa Rosanova
    • Angustias
    • (as Rose Rosanova)
    Leo White
    Leo White
    • Antonio
    Rosita Marstini
    Rosita Marstini
    • Encarnacion
    Walter Long
    Walter Long
    • Plumitas
    Lila Lee
    Lila Lee
    • Carmen
    Charles Belcher
    Charles Belcher
    • Don Joselito
    Fred Becker
    Fred Becker
    • Don José
    George Field
    George Field
    • El Nacional
    Jack Winn
    • Potaje
    Harry Lamont
    Harry Lamont
    • Ponteliro
    Gilbert Clayton
    Gilbert Clayton
    • Garabato
    Sidney De Gray
    Sidney De Gray
    • Dr. Ruiz
    George Periolat
    George Periolat
    • Marquis of Moraima
    Nita Naldi
    Nita Naldi
    • Doña Sol
    Dorcas Matthews
    • Señora Nacional
    W.E. Lawrence
    W.E. Lawrence
    • Fuentes
    • (as William Lawrence)
    Michael Dark
    Michael Dark
    • Doña Sol's New Lover
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    • Regie
      • Fred Niblo
      • Dorothy Arzner
    • Drehbuch
      • Vicente Blasco Ibáñez
      • Tom Cushing
      • June Mathis
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    7wes-connors

    Will Success Spoil Rudy Valentino?

    Impoverished shoemaker's son Rudolph Valentino (as Juan Gallardo) wants to be a bullfighter, much to his widowed mother's dismay. Still, toreador Valentino excels in the dangerous sport; and, later, he is wealthy and famous throughout Spain. Along the way, he marries virtuous childhood sweetheart Lila Lee (as Carmen). For Valentino, temptation accompanies fame, as he falls under the spell of wicked temptress Nita Naldi (as Doña Sol), a slightly sadomasochistic bullfighting groupie. Can Valentino love two women at the same time?

    Valentino performs well as an innocent ragamuffin who achieves great fame; of course, this parallels the idolization of the film's star. Moreover, the Idol proves just as attractive being seduced (herein, by Ms. Naldi) as he was the seducer (in the recent "Sheik"). Fred Niblo's "Blood and Sand" is a classic; however, the story, and disjointed bullfighting footage, do bog things down.

    Great things happen, after about a quarter hour, when Valentino steps into Naldi's lair. In a neat bit of acting business, Valentino wipes a sweaty hand before greeting his seductress; then, he and Naldi's servant exchange weird looks as Valentino gets his cigarette lighted. After some crosscutting to innocent Ms. Lee, Naldi's harp-playing gets her man.

    Writer June Mathis adapts well, for her star; but, the Ibáñez story should have more streamlined. Combining, or further developing, the characters played by Charles Belcher (Don Joselito) and Walter Long (Plumitas) might have helped. Mr. Belcher's character is most interesting; he collects torture devices, and choruses the film's thesis: "Happiness and prosperity built on cruelty and bloodshed cannot survive."

    ******* Blood and Sand (8/5/22) Fred Niblo ~ Rudolph Valentino, Lila Lee, Nita Naldi, Charles Belcher
    5planktonrules

    just okay

    BLOOD AND SAND is one of those rare movies where the remake is actually much better--and this isn't because the remake was a sound movie and this one was silent. The problem is that the original Valentino film was a very traditional morality play that tried to please the more conservative film viewer of the day and ended up being rather heavy-handed and lacked depth. So, despite this being a film by America's most loved male sex symbol of the day, it is very pro-family and discusses the evils of extramarital affairs in a very obvious and superficial manner (the remake is slower paced and less preachy). This is odd, by the way, when you compare this film with two of Valentino's other famous performances. In THE SHIEK, there is a lot of sexual tension and the film is pretty racy for its day, as was THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE (which even included some nudity). It really is interesting how none of these films represent the average viewer--the movie is either anti-sex (like BLOOD AND SAND) or very pro-sex (like the other two). A truly interesting dichotomy.
    6hte-trasme

    The film is almost as conflicted as Valentino's character

    "Blood and Sand" tells us many times how cruel and dangerous it believes bullfighting to be, but in terms of what it actually shows us, it seems far more interested in the romantic qualities of Rudolph Valentino and his larger-than-life love triangle.

    Valentino gives a legitimately good performance, but even the love story loses some of its immediacy from the fact that "Blood and Sand" takes its subject at some distance, periodically stepping back and focusing on the scholar who foreshadows the matador's end. This also allows some of the characterization to go without being fully realized. When all is said and done it is neither believable as an anti-bullfighting film nor totally involving as a story of a love triangle, but some of the elements, including the performances and some excellent symbolic imagery, are well realized.
    8cgvsluis

    Happiness and prosperity built on cruelty and bloodshed cannot survive.

    I just watched the 1941 Tyrone Powers remake of this film and enjoyed it very much, and reflected on American's fascination with the corrida during a couple critical time periods. It was the perfect time to watch this Rudolph Valentino (1922) version which is also a retelling of the book by Vincente Balasco Ibanez. This is the first Valentino film that I have seen and having watched many other silent films, I can see why Valentino was such a heartthrob. He really captures your attention and unlike other stars of the era was not overly campy to get his emotions across.

    The general story is still the same, poor boy aspires to be a toreador, marries girl next door, then as he achieves fame and good fortune is noticed and subsequently seduced by fickle wealthy woman...who doesn't truly care for him and moves on to her next shiny plaything, leaving our toreador Juan to pick up the pieces.

    Both films end the same way...even with the concept that the bull isn't the beast but the crowd of the corrida is the never satisfied beast. I will say the 1941 film version seemed to glorify or romanticize the bullfighting much more than the 1922 version that just kind of showed it as is.

    I really enjoyed this Valentino take. In fact, I think I preferred it to Tyrone Power's film. That may be an unpopular view, but there was so much packed in to the 1922 version that made it feel like you were getting a real look into the past. More emphasis was put on the story...and less on romanticizing bullfighting as a sport. So many great details gave authenticity to the scenes...like when they are in a pub it is just thick with smoke as the crowd is smoking and drinking while the Gypsies perform flamenco. In Dona Sol's seduction pad behind the action their is a small pillar with incense smoke rising above the action...have you ever thought about how smelly those homes were with no indoor plumbing, lack of bathing, etc...yep, people with money burned incense to mask the bad smells. And the mantillas! The veils, the hairstyles...someone tried to do a nice job with giving it the look and feel of Seville.

    I liked the bandit character in this version with a parallel rising from poverty with bravery story.

    My only complaint is the half naked house servant in Dona Sol's employ...that seemed out of place and like something you would only see in a Hollywood theatrical production.

    I have read some reviews complaining of the overt seduction...but I preferred that, it gave me more sympathy for Juan who seemed to really love Carmen. In the Tyrone version...as a woman I had a lot less sympathy for Juan as it seemed like it was all instigated from him, "pretty girl must have". As a woman, I like to think men have more willpower...but maybe they don't. (Please don't burst my bubble.)

    If you are a silent film fan, I think this is a must see. If you are interested in bullfighting...I think this is a worthy watch and if you are interested in the 1920's you should definitely watch this. Highly recommend.
    Schlockmeister

    Not the best Valentino movie.

    Most people picture Rudolph Valentino from his earlier roles in "Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse" or "The Sheik". In this movie, Valentino plays a Matador in Spain and the story traces his rise and fall. Yes, he certainly was handsome and you see traces of his definate appeal here. For me, though, the movie was stolen by "the other woman", Dona Sol. She tarts her role up real well and plays it very broad, almost shockingly brazen for it's time. The scene where she tells Valentino that she longs to fell him beat her will make us wince, then she bites his hand while while in a semi-embrace in order to raise his passions. All stuff that seems pretty extreme for the typical innocent silent movie woman roles. The ending will be no surprise, it is telegraphed and alluded to many times during the movie. It's not Rudy at his absolute best, but I can recommend it.

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      The film's editor was Dorothy Arzner, who would later go on to become Hollywood's first female director. Arzner impressed the producers by cannily interspersing stock bull-fighting footage with shots of Rudolph Valentino to make it look like the actor was actually in the ring with real bulls. This was quite a progressive technique in its day.
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      The mountain bandit who is one of the principal supporting characters is an anachronism; the Guardia Civil did away with their kind during the late 19th century.
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      Juan Gallardo: We spread our capes for your amusement and most generous alms.

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      Edited into Michael Blanco (2004)

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      • 17. Dezember 1922 (Deutschland)
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      • Englisch
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      • Paramount Pictures
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      • 1 Std. 48 Min.(108 min)
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