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Siren of Bagdad

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In ancient Persia, Kazah the Great (Paul Henreid) travels from caravan to caravan, delighting audiences with acrobatic stunts and amazing magic tricks. When a hoard of bandits attacks his camp and makes off with his dancing girls, Kazah pursues them to Bagdad with his trusted sidekick Ben Ali (Hans Conried). Kazah and Ben Ali arrive in the city only to discover that the girls have be sold into slavery, which means they must now defeat an evil sultan in order to rescue them.

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Dennis Schwartz Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews 01/14/2008
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It's an unbearably silly tale, played only for laughs but unable to get more than a few. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Richard Quine

Director

Paul Henreid

Kazah the Great

Patricia Medina

Princess Zendi

Hans Conried

Ben Ali
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Synopsis In ancient Persia, Kazah the Great (Paul Henreid) travels from caravan to caravan, delighting audiences with acrobatic stunts and amazing magic tricks. When a hoard of bandits attacks his camp and makes off with his dancing girls, Kazah pursues them to Bagdad with his trusted sidekick Ben Ali (Hans Conried). Kazah and Ben Ali arrive in the city only to discover that the girls have be sold into slavery, which means they must now defeat an evil sultan in order to rescue them.
Director
Richard Quine
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 17m