Rosita (1923) |
|
| Director(s) | Ernst Lubitsch, Raoul Walsh (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Mary Pickford |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance, Silent Films |
Featured Cast of Rosita See More »
Mary Pickford
(as Rosita, a street singe...)
Irene Rich
(as The Queen)
George Walsh
(as Don Diego)
Charles Belcher
(as The Prime Minister)
George Periolat
(as Rosita's father)
Snitz Edwards
(as Little Jailer)
Charles Farrell
(as Undetermined Bit Role)
Rosita Overview:
Rosita (1923) was a Romance - Comedy Film directed by Ernst Lubitsch and Raoul Walsh (uncredited) and produced by Mary Pickford.
Rosita BlogHub Articles:
No article for Rosita at this time. Submit yours here.
Rosita Quotes:
No Quote for this film.
Rosita Facts
See More Facts about Rosita >>
On Mary Pickford's urging, the role of Don Diego was offered to Ramon Novarro. He rejected it, however, because Pickford once stated that his "face and body don't match".
Despite its success, Mary Pickford demanded all copies of the films to be ruined.
Supposedly, Mary Pickford and Ernst Lubitsch enjoyed working with each other and planned on working together on three more films, but for reasons unknown the plans were never realized. However, in an interview with film historian Kevin Brownlow, Pickford said, "Oh, I detested that picture!... I disliked the director... as much as he disliked me."