Desert Legion (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Joseph Pevney |
| Producer(s) | Ted Richmond |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure |
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Alan Ladd(as Paul Lartal)
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Alan Ladd
(as Paul Lartal)
Richard Conte(as Crito Damou / Omar Ben Khalif)
Desert Legion
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1953
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Richard Conte
(as Crito Damou / Omar Ben...)
Arlene Dahl(as Morjana)
Desert Legion
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1953
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Arlene Dahl
(as Morjana)
Akim Tamiroff(as Pvt. Plevko)
Desert Legion
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1953
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Akim Tamiroff
(as Pvt. Plevko)
Leon Askin(as Maj. Vasil)
Desert Legion
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1953
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Leon Askin
(as Maj. Vasil)
Anthony Caruso(as Lt. Massaoud)
Desert Legion
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1953
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Anthony Caruso
(as Lt. Massaoud)
Terry Frost(as Patrolman)
Desert Legion
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1953
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Terry Frost
(as Patrolman)
George Sawaya(as Bit Role)
Desert Legion
Released
1953
Desert Legion
Released
1953
George Sawaya
(as Bit Role)
Desert Legion Overview:
Desert Legion (1953) was a Adventure - Action Film directed by Joseph Pevney and produced by Ted Richmond.
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Desert Legion Quotes:
Crito Damou aka Omar Ben Khalif:
[to Lt. Lopez] A brave and silent soldier. We shall see how long you can remain brave and silent.
Morjana:
[to Paul Lartal] I could force you to come with me, but we prefer that you come with us willingly.
Crito Damou aka Omar Ben Khalif:
[to Paul Lartal] Oh, I've forgotten to tell you. You were tried this morning by my followers. A fair trial. The verdict was unanimous. Death by stoning.
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Based on a 1927 novel by Georges Arthur Surdez titled 'The Demon Caravan'. Surdez (1900-1949) contributed many "adventure" stories to such publications as 'Collier's', the 'Saturday Evening Post,' and 'Argosy.' He was especially noted for his French Foreign Legion tales.