The Black Rose (1950) Directed by Henry Hathaway. With Tyrone Power, Orson Welles

44 Replies to “The Black Rose (1950) Directed by Henry Hathaway. With Tyrone Power, Orson Welles”

1. Polytheism trash 1st commandment breakers movie

2. If you don’t love this movie, then you should do the rope walk in the morning ????.

3. Ty power is the father of romina power and father in low of al bano carissi.

4. A cracking old vintage gem !! ???? They don’t make ‘em like they used to ! Thank you for letting a new generation see what quality movie-making is truly about: an excellent screenplay, poetic language, chivalry, patriotism and the greater good.

5. No C G I here
   Real people riding real horses and camels .
   several 100 . I was impressed !

6. Tyrone really plays kindofa sh!t in this one

7. Cécile Aubry was a French film actress, author, television screenwriter and director.
   
   Born: August 3, 1928, Paris, France
   
   Died: July 19, 2010, Dourdan, France

8. 33:46 "Master? Master? I don't have to show you no stinkin' master!"

9. Second time watched this movie. Good time

10. ????????????. LOVE the MOVIE from beginning to HAPPY ending. ????

11. And of course the quintessential English man, the long bowman/ poet.

12. I love the Mongal guy though of course it was or is racist. Still, I am sure such people as these have strange and wonderfully interesting ways to live their lives. I grew up with National Geographic Magazine and the people of the Steppes, Afganistan? have an incredible horse riding game were they ride around trying to obtain a goat skin. Not unlike our progenitors the seed of Greek Democracy and England, our Avalon, the game of Rugby? From my humble, retired Merchant Marine position that is. Your prodigal sons the USA.

13. Beautiful

14. I loved this movie as a young woman. I even read the book.

15. I saw this movie as a kid, two times in TV. I liked it, but never remembered the correct title or actors. I couldn´t find in the internet. Now i found the movie accidentally. A great movie.

16. Another British film good cast romantic

17. This was filmed at shepperton studios

18. Loved him in the Black Swan also & Johnny Depp can't hold a candle.

19. I like even more this time, next time it will be better.

20. Wonderful

21. Great acting great story, but I have to say the one guy that that holds my attention every time they speak is Orson Welles. Thanks for upload

22. They don't make'em anymore.

23. Friar Bacon ????…very good adventure movie????

24. Tyrone Power is way too old for the role and the girl is waaaaay too young to play his lover. Seems awkward.

25. you can say a lot of things about a lot of people , but Tyrone Power really was beautiful !

26. if this movie were to be made today in this way , it would cost over a billion dollars – if it could even be done , which I doubt !

27. to whoever shared this , THANK YOU !
    reading this and seeing the movie were among the most charming memories of my youth !

28. THIS MOVIE IS SPECTACULAR !

29. No wonder it wasn't popular. Copied Marco Polo.

30. I watched this movie when it was aired on television in early 1962 and I remember being enthralled by it. At the time I wondered if it would ever be possible to see it again.

31. Excellent story, even timely. Superbly written for the screen.

32. I saw this when I was 9 or10 . Of course not a very discriminating eye then I thought it was great. Watching it now I Can’t help but think Tyrone is to old for it. He is middle aged & playing a youth. Would have been. Different in 1936 . This would have been better for Jeffrey Hunter or Tab Hunter or Dirk Bogarde . They made the same mistake casting him as Larry in the Razors edge in ‘46. The only parallel in that one was his having flown during the War. I think Tyrone’s greatest limitation was being miscast by the studios. But of course that’s just my opinion
    Thanks for upload Henry

33. Disgasting movie they are all criminels

34. Orson Welles was great in this movie.

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36. CRAP QUALITY

37. 20th-Fox Productions Ltd.
    London Film Studio
    Shepperton England

38. I Love This Movie From 1950

39. The female actress and role is irritating, unnecessary and distracting.

40. Wow, never heard of this one; the internal struggles of Power's character seem oddly relevant to a lot of current issues. Really enjoyed it, thanks for uploading!

41. A fine movie, well done story, out of Marco Polo.

42. Loved Costain's books. Really enjoyed the movie and all the lovely, lo late players!

43. A great movie with a superb cast.

44. Brilliant.

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