Don Quijote
Synopsis
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Top Cast
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Josef Meinrad
Alonso Quixana
Roger Carel
Sancho Panza
María José Alfonso
Don Quijotes Nichte Antonia
Sady Rebbot
Ihr Verlobter Samson Carrasco
Guy Tréjan
Der Pfarrer
Fernando Rey
Der Herzog
Héléna Manson
Die Haushälterin Geronima
Paul Mercey
Der Barbier Meister Nicolas
Elena Boruinel
Sancho Panzas Frau Teresa
Claire Maurier
Die Herzogin
María Saavedra
Aldonza-Dulcinea
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jacques Bourdon, Louis Grospierre, Carlo Rim
- Screenplay & Story
- Carlo Rim, Miguel de Cervantes
- Original Score
- Gian Piero Reverberi, Robert Mellin
- Original Title
- Don Quijote
- Country of Origin
- Spain, Germany, France
- Spoken Languages
- German, Spanish
- Runtime
- 5h 26m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jacques Bourdon, Louis Grospierre, Carlo Rim
Carlo Rim, Miguel de Cervantes
Gian Piero Reverberi, Robert Mellin
Department Leadership Roster
Jacques Bourdon
Director
Louis Grospierre
Director
Carlo Rim
Director
Carlo Rim
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Don Quijote
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Don Quijote about?
Don Quijote is a Drama film released in 1965.
Who directed Don Quijote?
Don Quijote was directed by Jacques Bourdon, Louis Grospierre, Carlo Rim.
Who stars in Don Quijote?
The principal cast of Don Quijote includes Josef Meinrad, Roger Carel, María José Alfonso, Sady Rebbot, Guy Tréjan.
When was Don Quijote released and how long is it?
Don Quijote was released in 1965 with a total runtime of 5h 26m.
Who composed the musical score for Don Quijote?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Don Quijote was composed by Gian Piero Reverberi, Robert Mellin.
Is Don Quijote based on a book or true story?
Don Quijote is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Miguel de Cervantes".