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1913, regia di Leedham Bantock
Scheda: Nazione: GB - Produzione: Zenith Film Company - Distribuzione: Big A - Soggetto: tratto dal romanzo Ivanhoe di Walter Scott - Sceneggiatura: Leedham Bantock - Formato: B.N., muto.
Cast: Lauderdale Maitland, Ethel Bracewell, Nancy Bevington, Hubert Carter, Harry Lonsdale, Austin Milroy.
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«Ivanhoe is wounded in
a jousting tournament but wins the victor's crown. He is carried to a tent, from
where he sends Gurth, his servant, to the Jew, Isaac of York, with payment for
the loan of armour and horse. Issac's daughter, Rebecca, enquires of Gurth the
whereabouts of his master. She visits Ivanhoe's tent to find him unconscious,
and has him carried back to her father's house. Isaac reproaches her for
bringing an apparently dying man into the house, but allows her to nurse him.
Lady Rowena finds that Ivanhoe has disappeared to the tent, and is directed to
Isaac's house. Ivanhoe regains consciousness in her arms, and embraces her. The
watching Rebecca swoons».
Conosciuto anche con il titolo: Rebecca the Jewess.
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