Alain Delon in ZORRO coming November 6 (1 Viewer)

Finally, the widescreen anamorphic full-length, uncut French version, with an English friendly option and the original score is being released by Somerville House:
http://www.amazon.com/Zorro-Blu-ray-Stanley-Baker/dp/B008VR7U0M/ref=pd_cp_mov_1
It's about twenty minutes longer than the re-scored cut-down American version which proliferates in cloudy public domain editions.
The French original is highly regarded by those who've seen it.

Maybe The Black Tulip will be released next.

Originally Posted by Richard--W /t/323330/alain-delon-in-zorro-coming-november-6#post_3967719
Finally, the widescreen anamorphic full-length, uncut French version, with an English friendly option and the original score is being released by Somerville House:

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I haven't seen the disc yet, but it appears that only an English audio track is present. Given that Somerville House is a Canadian label, I find it odd that they would not include a French language option. Oh well, this is one of those "Euro-pudding" movies without a definitive original-language version. Delon speaks French, Stanley Baker speaks English, most of the rest of the cast Italian.

I watched the American version in a theater in 1976. It was on a double bill with a German-made Love Bug ripoff called Superbug (also dubbed in English). I was a child then, and I have not seen either movie since. I do remember thinking that Zorro was the livelier of the two movies. The thing I most vividly remember is the annoyingly catchy theme song by Oliver Onions (aka the De Angelis brothers). It's truly an earworm.