Magia Negra

1949

Magia Negra

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User Ratings: 70

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Movie Info

La surgida y caída de un villano hipnotizador (Orson Welles) en el medio de la intriga en una corte francesa en el siglo XVIII. Akim Tamiroff, Valentina Cortese, Frank Latimore, Nancy Guild, Margot Grahame, Stephen Bekassy, Raymond Burr, Berry Kroeger, Gregory Gaye.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Classics, Drama, Mystery & Suspense, Romance
Directed By:

Gregory Ratoff
Written By:

Charles Bennett
In Theaters:

Aug 19, 1949 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Nov 20, 2012
Runtime:

105 minutes
Studio:

United Artists

Cast

Orson Welles
as Cagliostro

Akim Tamiroff
as Gitano

Raymond Burr
as Alexandre Dumas Jr.

Valentina Cortese
as Zoraida

Frank Latimore
as Gilbert de Rezel

Nancy Guild
as Marie Antoinette

Margot Grahame
as Mme. Dubarry

Stephen Bekassy
as DeMontagne

Berry Kroeger
as Alexandre Dumas Sr.

Gregory Gaye
as Chambord

Charles Goldner
as Dr. Mesmer

Lee Kresel
as King Louis XVI

Robert Atkins
as King Louis XV

Nicholas Bruce
as De Remy

Franco Corsaro
as Chico

Anielo Mele
as Cagliostro as a Child

Ronald Adam
as Court President

Bruce Belfrage
as Crown Prosecutor

Alexander Danaroff
as Dr. Duval

Lee Lenoir
as Gaston

Tamara Shayne
as Maria Balsamo

Giovanni Van Hulzen
as Minister of Justice

Peter Trent
as Dr. Mesmer's Friend

Giuseppe Varni
as Bochmer

Tatiana Pavlowa
as The Mother

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Critic Reviews for Magia Negra

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Gregory Ratoff directs but the influence of Welles can be felt beyond his mesmerizing presence, in the shadowy style and sensibility of the film. At least in the scenes featuring Welles.

Mar 17, 2016 | Full Review…

Sean Axmaker
Seanax.com
It's hard to believe an Orson Welles movie could be so crass.

Jul 14, 2008 | Rating: C | Full Review…

Dennis Schwartz
Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Audience Reviews for Magia Negra

Aug 24, 2011

A wandering gypsy carnival healer (Welles) discovers an aptitude for hypnotism and soon is on a quest for power ... and love. Will he topple the throne itself? Mellow drama for a costumer, yet and still better than most of this genre even though tongue-in-cheek. I'd never even heard of it before.

Kevin M. W Super Reviewer