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The Desert Hawk

A desert guerilla, with flashing scimitar, opposes a tyrannical prince and marries the caliph's daughter.

Director

Frederick De Cordova

Year

Genre

action, adventure, romance

Box Office

N/A

Production

Universal International Pictures

Awards

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Princess Scheherazade

Yvonne De Carlo

Omar - aka The Desert Hawk

Aladdin

Prince Murad

George Macready

Captain Ras

Kibar

Prince Sinbad

Yasmin

Samad

Maznah

Ahmed Bey

Undine

Lucille Barkley

Caliph

Donald Randolph

Yussef

Judah

Robert Anderson

Guard

Merchant

Naga - Slave Girl

Shirley Ballard

Girl in Bathtub

Guard

Slave Trader

Standard Bearer

Man

Chet Brandenburg

Soldier

George Bruggeman

Guard

Opening Off-Screen Narrator

Soldier

Arab

Harold Cornsweet

Harem Girl

Slave Trader

Jerado Decordovier

Harem Girl

Auction Guest

Camel Driver

Soldier

Guard

Imam - the Holy One

Omar's Horse

King Cotton the Horse

Harem Girl

Slave Girl Dancer

Virginia Hunter

Harem Girl

Merchant

One-Eyed Arab

Auction Guest

Harem Girl

Guard

Guard

Guard

Harem Girl

Evelyn Moriarty

Sheik

Louis Nicoletti

Abdul

Sheik

Suif

Sheik

Slave Trader

Armando Rodriguez

Guard

Baku

Buddy Roosevelt

Gorah

Auction Guest

Akbar

Mahmud Shaikhaly

Merchant

Harem Girl

Soldier

Dirk Wayne Summers

Kibar Leader

Dale Van Sickel

Slave Girl

Sheik

Mokar

Camel Driver

Robert J. Wilke

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- Down, you jackals. - The Desert Hawk

- Down, you jackals.

- Speak up, you rogues, and
give account of yourselves. - The Desert Hawk

- Speak up, you rogues, and give account of yourselves.

- A clumsy forgery. - The Desert Hawk

- A clumsy forgery.

- And upon sighting any travellers - The Desert Hawk

- And upon sighting any travellers

Any further orders, Excellency? - The Desert Hawk

Any further orders, Excellency?

- Draw scimitars. - The Desert Hawk

- Draw scimitars.

His Highness Prince Murad, Lord of Tehran. - The Desert Hawk

His Highness Prince Murad, Lord of Tehran.

- It all depends on
whether the hand is quicker - The Desert Hawk

- It all depends on whether the hand is quicker

- And what of this troublesome rogue - The Desert Hawk

- And what of this troublesome rogue

- Praise be the God, the
Lord of All Creatures. - The Desert Hawk

- Praise be the God, the Lord of All Creatures.

- As Allah is my witness,
I do solemnly swear - The Desert Hawk

- As Allah is my witness, I do solemnly swear

- Still asleep. - The Desert Hawk

- Still asleep.

My lady. - The Desert Hawk

- They appear to be drugged. - The Desert Hawk

- They appear to be drugged.

Your Excellency, Your Excellency. - The Desert Hawk

Your Excellency, Your Excellency.

- You fool. - The Desert Hawk

- The mind of a woman varies
more than the desert winds. - The Desert Hawk

- The mind of a woman varies more than the desert winds.

- Akbar, take two men
and see yourself here. - The Desert Hawk

- Akbar, take two men and see yourself here.

Our lovely princess brought
an equally lovely dowry. - The Desert Hawk

Our lovely princess brought an equally lovely dowry.

- Did you ever see so much gold, Omar? - The Desert Hawk

- Did you ever see so much gold, Omar?

- Aref, ride to Baghdad with all speed - The Desert Hawk

- Aref, ride to Baghdad with all speed

- With Murad and my
father joined against him, - The Desert Hawk

- With Murad and my father joined against him,

And alive only, until my
father receives my message - The Desert Hawk

And alive only, until my father receives my message

- A rider approaches wearing
the trappings of the Caliph. - The Desert Hawk

- A rider approaches wearing the trappings of the Caliph.

- I know of whom my princess thinks. - The Desert Hawk

- I know of whom my princess thinks.

- Above all, keep your faces covered. - The Desert Hawk

- Above all, keep your faces covered.

- Guards, turnout. - The Desert Hawk

- Guards, turnout.

- My lady, my lady. - The Desert Hawk

- My lady, my lady.

- No, no, you shall not enter here. - The Desert Hawk

- No, no, you shall not enter here.

- Well? - The Desert Hawk

- The Desert Hawk, after him. - The Desert Hawk

- The Desert Hawk, after him.

- Could I interest you in
buying a good blacksmith's shop? - The Desert Hawk

- Could I interest you in buying a good blacksmith's sh...

- Oh, get out. - The Desert Hawk

- Welcome to your new home, Your Highness. - The Desert Hawk

- Welcome to your new home, Your Highness.

Now, noble masters, open wide your purses, - The Desert Hawk

Now, noble masters, open wide your purses,

Perhaps I was over-harsh
with you, princess. - The Desert Hawk

Perhaps I was over-harsh with you, princess.

What miracle is this? - The Desert Hawk

What miracle is this?

- There still remains the
small matter of your father. - The Desert Hawk

- There still remains the small matter of your father.

Mmm, ripe and tasty, here. - The Desert Hawk

Mmm, ripe and tasty, here.

- They are long overdue. - The Desert Hawk

- They are long overdue.

It's the Caliph of Baghdad, Your Highness. - The Desert Hawk

It's the Caliph of Baghdad, Your Highness.

- Bring the prisoners inside, - The Desert Hawk

- Bring the prisoners inside,

The man I suspect to be a
follower of the Desert Hawk. - The Desert Hawk

The man I suspect to be a follower of the Desert Hawk.

Don't be alarmed. - The Desert Hawk

Don't be alarmed.

Now tell me, which of you is
the Princess Scheherazade? - The Desert Hawk

Now tell me, which of you is the Princess Scheherazade?

I must caution Gorah. - The Desert Hawk

I must caution Gorah.

- From whence come you? - The Desert Hawk

- From whence come you?

- Hold, lest you cause a leak, - The Desert Hawk

- Hold, lest you cause a leak,

- 'Tis good to the taste. - The Desert Hawk

- 'Tis good to the taste.

All were thirsty. - The Desert Hawk

All were thirsty.

- Well? - The Desert Hawk

- It's Kibar and Samad. - The Desert Hawk

- It's Kibar and Samad.

- But master, who would dare
enter the palace unbidden? - The Desert Hawk

- But master, who would dare enter the palace unbidden?

- How can I tell you what I do not know? - The Desert Hawk

- How can I tell you what I do not know?

It appears that the princess
has need of a blacksmith. - The Desert Hawk

It appears that the princess has need of a blacksmith.

Guards. - The Desert Hawk

- There they are.
- Slay the dogs. - The Desert Hawk

- There they are. - Slay the dogs.

- Welcome, Prince Murad. - The Desert Hawk

- Welcome, Prince Murad.

Wait here a while, Your Eminence. - The Desert Hawk

Wait here a while, Your Eminence.

Guard every door, and
send more men to me here. - The Desert Hawk

Guard every door, and send more men to me here.

- This way. - The Desert Hawk

Behold, the death of the Desert Hawk. - The Desert Hawk

Behold, the death of the Desert Hawk.

- It was the traitor Murad
who planned my death. - The Desert Hawk

- It was the traitor Murad who planned my death.

- Stand back. - The Desert Hawk

- Let none escape. - The Desert Hawk

- Let none escape.

I salute a valiant warrior. - The Desert Hawk

I salute a valiant warrior.

Wench or princess a woman is only a woman - The Desert Hawk

Wench or princess a woman is only a woman

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A desert guerilla, with flashing scimitar, opposes a tyrannical prince and marries the caliph's daughter.

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Director: Frederick De Cordova

Writer: Aubrey Wisberg, Gerald Drayson Adams, Jack Pollexfen

Production: Universal International Pictures

Genre: action, adventure, romance

Year: 1950

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 5.5

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 05 Aug 1950

Awards: N/A

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