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佐罗
佐罗的故事最早出现于1919年美国作家约翰斯顿·麦克库利的连载通俗杂志故事《卡佩斯特拉诺的诅咒》中。佐罗故事发生的地点是加利福尼亚这块三易其主（西班牙、墨西哥、美国）的土地上，时间是18、19世纪西班牙统治墨西哥的时期。主人公迭戈是一个侠盗罗宾汉式的凡人英雄，他本是地主的儿子，却愿意行侠仗义、除暴安良、劫富济贫。因此，他必须化身佐罗、秘密行动，佐罗的行头包括黑面具、黑帽子、黑斗篷、黑坐骑、佩剑和长鞭。佐罗zorro?在西班牙语中是“狐狸”的意思，每当这只黑色的沙漠之狐神出鬼没之际，他总要用他的利剑划下“Z”的标记。
加州在1850年才脱离西班牙的殖民统治加入美国联邦，在此之前，最后一任总督拉弗尔用高压独裁统治对付当地百姓，民众苦不堪言。贵族狄亚哥乃用蒙面侠的身份挺身对抗暴政，"佐罗的传奇"因而诞生。
佐罗最初出现在一位叫约翰·麦考利的记者笔下的虚构小说里。麦考利的佐罗（西班牙的意思是狐狸）是这位记者将英格兰的一位传奇人物的故事再加上墨西哥革命时期三位英雄人物的事迹改编而创作出来的。法国影星阿兰·德隆塑造的佐罗是个剑客，他的好朋友要去殖民地当总督，不幸半路被害了。于是他就换了总督的马甲，去了殖民地。到了那里，他又换上佐罗的马甲，行侠仗义。佐罗在杀了恶人之后，骑马走了。她的女朋友对当地老百姓说：等到我们实现了和平和正义，佐罗就会回来的。
在18世纪末期，美国的加州仍然是属于西班牙的领土，加州地区的居民们深受西班牙军队的欺压，大家都生活在水深火热之中。 虽然每个人都对军方的做法感到愤怒和不平，不过却也没有人敢站出来说话。对加州的人民来说，好像这种饱受压迫的日子永无止境，而且他们也死了心，认为以前那种安居乐业的生活只是梦想罢了。
可是，这并不是梦想，一位不畏惧军方欺压毅然挺身而出的正义使者正由海的那边缓缓而来!
(Source: http://baike.baidu.com/view/23944.htm)
电影主题曲(Theme Song): Zorro Is Back
讨回公道
Zorro: " I want to show you what justice is"
给我跪下
Zorro: "If you don't know how to respect a woman, I'll have to teach you."
最后决斗
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Zorro (originally called Señor Zorro) is a fictional character who has been featured in American books, stories, films, and television series since 1919.
Zorro (Spanish for Fox) is the secret identity of Don Diego de la Vega (originally Don Diego Vega), a fictional nobleman and master swordsman living in Spanish and Mexican-era California. He defends the people of the land against tyrannical governors and other villains; not only is he much too cunning and foxlike for the bumbling authorities to catch, but he delights in publicly humiliating those same foes while riding on his horse Toronado.
Zorro (often called "El Zorro" in early stories) was created in 1919 by pulp writer Johnston McCulley, and first made his appearance in The Curse of Capistrano, serialized in the pulp magazine All-Story Weekly. The character's visual motif is, typically, a black costume with a flowing Spanish cape, a flat-brimmed Andalusian-style hat, more appropriate to a California caballero than the wide sombrero the character wore in the original, and a black cowl mask that covers the top of the head from eye level upwards. (The mask covered his whole face in the original.) In addition, his favored weapon is a rapier which he often uses to leave his distinctive mark, a large 'Z' made with three quick cuts. He also uses a bullwhip, like the later Indiana Jones. In the original story, he used a pistol, but this has rarely been seen since.
In the 1998 film The Mask of Zorro, a younger protagonist, Alejandro Murrieta becomes Diego's successor, and returns in the 2005 sequel The Legend of Zorro. (In this second appearance, he is called Don Alejandro de la Vega.) Zorro's latest appearance (as Diego) is in the Telemundo series Zorro: La Espada y La Rosa.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zorro
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Zorro (originally called Señor Zorro) is a fictional character who has been featured in American books, stories, films, and television series since 1919.
Zorro (Spanish for Fox) is the secret identity of Don Diego de la Vega (originally Don Diego Vega), a fictional nobleman and master swordsman living in Spanish and Mexican-era California. He defends the people of the land against tyrannical governors and other villains; not only is he much too cunning and foxlike for the bumbling authorities to catch, but he delights in publicly humiliating those same foes while riding on his horse Toronado.
Zorro (often called "El Zorro" in early stories) was created in 1919 by pulp writer Johnston McCulley, and first made his appearance in The Curse of Capistrano, serialized in the pulp magazine All-Story Weekly. The character's visual motif is, typically, a black costume with a flowing Spanish cape, a flat-brimmed Andalusian-style hat, more appropriate to a California caballero than the wide sombrero the character wore in the original, and a black cowl mask that covers the top of the head from eye level upwards. (The mask covered his whole face in the original.) In addition, his favored weapon is a rapier which he often uses to leave his distinctive mark, a large 'Z' made with three quick cuts. He also uses a bullwhip, like the later Indiana Jones. In the original story, he used a pistol, but this has rarely been seen since.
In the 1998 film The Mask of Zorro, a younger protagonist, Alejandro Murrieta becomes Diego's successor, and returns in the 2005 sequel The Legend of Zorro. (In this second appearance, he is called Don Alejandro de la Vega.) Zorro's latest appearance (as Diego) is in the Telemundo series Zorro: La Espada y La Rosa.
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Short Biography
Born on 8 November 1935 in Sceaux, France, Alain Delon saw his parents, Edith and Fabien, separate when he was 4. He was then entrusted to the care of a host family, the Néreau's, in Fresnes, before being sent to a Catholic boarding school. At 17, he joined the Navy and set off for Indochina. In 1956, back in France, he did several "odd jobs" before, in 1957, being spotted by Yves Allégret, who offered him a role in "Quand la femme s'en mêle".
This was the start of a long career of 82 films, shot with the greatest directors, from Antonioni to Melville, and including Visconti, Clément, Verneuil, Malle, Losey, to mention but a few. Between 1962 and 1963 three films in which he starred won the highest awards: "L'Eclipse" by Antonioni carried off the Prix Spécial du Jury at the Cannes Film Festival; the following year, "Le Guépard" by Visconti won the Palme d'Or from that same festival; finally, "Mélodie en sous-sol", directed by Verneuil, was awarded, in the United States, the "Golden Globe" for the best foreign language film. After trying his hand at producing for the first time in 1964 with "L'insoumis", from 1968 Alain Delon was intensively involved in this work, producing 26 films until 1990.
In 1978 he created his own trademark and formed the "Alain Delon Diffusion SA" company in Geneva. His first fragrance, "AD", immediately met with huge commercial success. This was followed in 1981 by a fragrance for women "Le Temps d'Aimer". Champagne, cognac, watches, spectacles, clothing and accessories were gradually added to complete the range of his label.
Alain Delon also performed a duet with Dalida of the Mina song "Paroles, Paroles". Shirley Bassey has also recorded that song in English with Al Corley and it became Remember.
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