The Wind and the Lion (1975)

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1975 · PG · 1h 59m

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Also Known as: John Milius' The Wind and the Lion
  
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Other grades: 53.5 (2 viewers)
19751h 59mPG
Countries:Spain
Languages:AR EN FR DE
Keywords: 1900sAbductionActor shares first name with characterAdmiralAmbushAmericanAmerican soldierArabArabianArabian chiefShow moreAttempted escapeBarbarismBattleBattle of the sexesBattlefieldBayonetBeachBearBerberBicycleBirthdayBloodBlood spatterBolt action rifleBoyBrother sister relationshipCannonCavalryChildrenColonialismCombatDecapitationDesertDisarming someoneDouble crossDuelEarly 1900sEuropeanExecutionExplosionFamily relationshipsFamous scoreFather daughter relationshipFather son relationshipFes moroccoFlintlock rifleGerman soldierGirlGuardGun battleHanging upside downHead cut offHistorical fictionHonorHorseback ridingHostageHunting tripIntrigueInvasionKidnappingKnife held to someone's throatKukri daggerLaughing at someoneLetterLittle boyLittle girlLoss of eyesightMan slaps a womanMassacreMaxim gunMetaphoric titleMexican standoffMilitaryMilitary interventionMoroccoMother daughter relationshipMother son relationshipMurderMusketNorth africaOld manOpening action sceneOrchestral music scorePalacePiratePistolPolitical negotiationsPoliticsPower strugglePresident of the united statesPridePrisonerPump action shotgunReference to william mckinleyRepublican presidentRescueRespectRevolverRifleSandSevered tongueShotgunSoldierStabbed with a bayonetStabbed with a swordSwashbucklerSwordSword and sandalSword duelSword fightTangier moroccoTarget practiceTheodore rooseveltTrainTurbanU.s. consulU.s. governmentU.s. marine corpsU.s. presidentU.s. secretary of stateVillainVillain played by lead actorVillain turns goodWar violenceWarriorWashington d.c.WaveWidowWinchester rifleYear 1904
At the beginning of the 20th century an American woman is abducted in Morocco by Berbers, and the attempts to free her range from diplomatic pressure to military intervention.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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