Prisoner Of Zenda, The [DVD] Animated Montgomery was never more suave

Montgomery was never more suave and Shearer never more slinky than in this pinnacle of the sophisticated comedy

” The 36 episodes of retro fun will make younger and older spirits soar

a scheming corporal (Tony Curtis) with a "personnel file that reads like a stag movie" rigs the raffle and wins the trip

The story races from China to New York to South American jungles

The now global terrors are rounded up and relocated to a far-flung island (but not for long

Prisoner Of Zenda, The [DVD] Animated Montgomery was never more suaveOf all tales of gallantry and romance, few are as durable as Andrew Hope's beloved swashbuckler. There are at least seven screen versions, including this 1922 adaptation featuring some of the era's most luminous players. Lewis Stone, no stranger to leading man roles in the 1920s, plays the dual role of a kidnapped king and the look alike Englishman recruited to fill in for him. The cast includes Barbara La Marr, the exotic and ill fated looker hailed