Blood and Sand1941
Blood and Sand (1941)
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Cast
as Juan
as Carmen Espinosa
as Dona Sol
as Manolo de Palma
as Senora Augustias
as Garabato
as Nacional
as Natalio Curro
as Encarnacion
as Guitarist
as Capt. Pierre Lauren
as Don Jose Alvarez
as Pedro Espinosa
as Priest
as La Pulga
as La Pulga
as Pabelo Gomez
as Carmen As A Child
as Carmen as a Child
as Juan As A Child
as Encarnacion As A Child
as Marquis
as El Milquetoast
as Francisco
as Gachi
as Manolo As A Child
as Nacional As A Child
as Antonio Lopez
as Conductor
as Engineer
as Friend
as Woman
as Attendant
as Ortega
as Waiter
as Singer
as Specialty Dancer
as Vocalist
as El Matador
as Street Gachi
as Street Gachi
Critic Reviews for Blood and Sand
All Critics (6) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (0)
This handsomely mounted remake, which deservedly won the Color Cinematography Oscar, boasts production values that overwhelm the story and its characters.
Mamoulian's excellent execution of the mise en scène gives the film an unexpected vigor.
Bullish action + Linda Darnell marks this Ty Power starrer.
Mamoulian's most gorgeous color film is slightly hampered by its script.
Audience Reviews for Blood and Sand
Realism takes a backseat to romance in this 1941 Technicolor extravaganza. A young Spanish boy rises from the depths of poverty to become "The World's Greatest Bullfighter". Tyrone Power is Juan Gallardo, the matador who discovers that fame is fleeting and not necessarily all that it is cracked up to be. His marriage to the young, virtuous Carmen (Linda Darnell) is threatened when his notoriety attracts the attention of the beautiful but unscrupulous Dona Sol (Rita Hayworth). This classic teaming of Hollywood heavyweights also features an up-and-coming young Anthony Quinn in a memorable supporting role. Every effort was made to try and make the violent sport of bullfighting more palatable for American audiences. Scenes of slaughter and blood are shot from a distance or, more often than not, not at all - opting instead for reaction shots of the crowd to convey the shock and brutality of the circumstance. Blood and Sand may not be an honest rendering of Spanish toreadors but it is enormously entertaining.
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