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''Rosita'' is a 1923 film starring Creator/MaryPickford and directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch.
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''Rosita'' is a 1923 silent film starring Creator/MaryPickford and directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch.
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* ChekhovsGunman: The Queen, who seems to be there only to glare jealously when the king takes Rosita in his arms. She winds up countermanding the king's order and sparing Don Diego's life.
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* InLoveWithTheGangstersGirl: Don Diego is in love with the king of Spain's mistress. Luckily the king is gentlemanly about it in the end, rather than just having Don Diego killed.
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* BarefootPoverty: Rosita's family. A camera closeup shows all their bare feet as they step into the royal coach that is taking them to the king's villa.
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* TheTragicRose: Rosita is born into poverty, arrested, persuaded to become the king's mistress, and almost forced into an ArrangedMarriage. In the end, all goes well for her, however.
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* TheTragicRose: Rosita is born into poverty, arrested, persuaded to become the king's mistress, and almost forced into an ArrangedMarriage. In the end, all goes well for her, however.however.
* VictoriasSecretCompartment: Where Rosita keeps a fancy lace napkin from the king's household, that she pulls out of the Compartment of the fancy silk dress the king put her in, to give to her humble peasant family.
* VictoriasSecretCompartment: Where Rosita keeps a fancy lace napkin from the king's household, that she pulls out of the Compartment of the fancy silk dress the king put her in, to give to her humble peasant family.
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* GrapesOfLuxury: The king of Spain serves Rosita a bowl of a fruit before he attempts to seduce her. Rosita, having grown up poor and often hungry, is at first reluctant to try the fruit. After pacing around she gives in.
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* RescueRomance: Diego and Rosita fall in love after Diego attempts to save Rosita from being jailed. He fails and they both get arrested, but the attempt was still noble.
* SpicyLatina: Mary Pickford very much PlayingAgainstType with the lead character. Rosita is an outspoken and tough Spanish street singer.
* SpicyLatina: Mary Pickford very much PlayingAgainstType with the lead character. Rosita is an outspoken and tough Spanish street singer.
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* SplashOfColor: A fireworks show in Seville has all the fireworks hand-tinted in this otherwise black-and-white movie.
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* KingIncognito: How the King first meets Rosita; he goes to Seville in disguise to check out what a WretchedHive it's become.
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* StreetPerformer: Rosita's occupation at the start of the film, playing her guitar and singing in the public square in Seville. She's the only breadwinner for a family of six.
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* TheTragicRose: Rosita is born into poverty, arrested, persuaded to become the king's mistress, and almost forced into an ArrangedMarriage. In the end, all goes well for her, however.
* YourCheatingHeart: The king, who is well-known for flirting with women, is already married when he falls for Rosita. The queen is not happy when she learns about his affair with Rosita.
* YourCheatingHeart: The king, who is well-known for flirting with women, is already married when he falls for Rosita. The queen is not happy when she learns about his affair with Rosita.
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* TheTragicRose: Rosita is born into poverty, arrested, persuaded to become the king's mistress, and almost forced into an ArrangedMarriage. In the end, all goes well for her, however.
* YourCheatingHeart: The king, who is well-known for flirting with women, is already married when he falls for Rosita. The queen is not happy when she learns about his affair with Rosita.however.
* YourCheatingHeart: The king, who is well-known for flirting with women, is already married when he falls for Rosita. The queen is not happy when she learns about his affair with Rosita.
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* TheMistress: Rosita is persuaded into being this to the king.
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* TheMistress: Rosita is persuaded into being this to the mistress of the king.
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''Rosita'' was a huge success and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford [[CreatorBacklash hated the film]]. She orderd all the prints destroyed and refused to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a (presumably bootleg) print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
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''Rosita'' was a huge success and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford [[CreatorBacklash hated the film]]. She orderd ordered all the prints destroyed and refused to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a (presumably bootleg) print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
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''Rosita'' was a huge success and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford [[CreatorBacklash hated the film]]. She orders orderd all the prints destroyed and refuses refused to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a (presumably bootleg) print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
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''Rosita'' was a huge sucess and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford [[CreatorBacklash hated the film]]. She orders all the prints destroyed and refuses to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
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''Rosita'' was a huge sucess success and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford [[CreatorBacklash hated the film]]. She orders all the prints destroyed and refuses to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Cesar is renamed "Diego" and Maritana is renamed "Rosita".
* NoNameGiven: The king is nameless. In the original play he was identified as Charles II of Spain.
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* YourCheatingHeart: The king is already married when he falls for Rosita. The queen is not happy when she learns about his affair with Rosita.
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* TheTragicRose: Rosita is born into poverty, arrested, persuaded to become the king's mistress, and almost forced into an ArrangedMarriage. In the end, all goes well for her, however.
* YourCheatingHeart: Theking king, who is well-known for flirting with women, is already married when he falls for Rosita. The queen is not happy when she learns about his affair with Rosita.
* YourCheatingHeart: The
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''Rosita'' is a 1923 film starring Creator/MaryPickford.
Based on the 1879 play ''Don César de Bazan'', ''Rosita'' takes place in 19th century Spain. A king (Holbrook Blinn) becomes enamored by a pretty young street singer named "Rosita" (Mary Pickford). Despite Rosita's satirical songs against him the king isn't offended. If anything, he finds it provocative. He has Rosita arrested for attacking the king, so that the king can get to know her better in private. When a nobleman named Don Diego (George Walsh) tries to help her, he ends up arrested as well. The two end up falling in love while jailed. Jealous, the king condemns Diego to death in order to keep him from Rosita. At this same time, the king sends Rosita off to a villa in hopes of seducing her. Rosita is unimpressed by the king but is pressured into giving into his advances in order to help her family out of poverty.
Based on the 1879 play ''Don César de Bazan'', ''Rosita'' takes place in 19th century Spain. A king (Holbrook Blinn) becomes enamored by a pretty young street singer named "Rosita" (Mary Pickford). Despite Rosita's satirical songs against him the king isn't offended. If anything, he finds it provocative. He has Rosita arrested for attacking the king, so that the king can get to know her better in private. When a nobleman named Don Diego (George Walsh) tries to help her, he ends up arrested as well. The two end up falling in love while jailed. Jealous, the king condemns Diego to death in order to keep him from Rosita. At this same time, the king sends Rosita off to a villa in hopes of seducing her. Rosita is unimpressed by the king but is pressured into giving into his advances in order to help her family out of poverty.
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''Rosita'' is a 1923 film starring Creator/MaryPickford.
Creator/MaryPickford and directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch.
Based on the 1879play French opera ''Don César de Bazan'', ''Rosita'' takes place in 19th century Spain. A king (Holbrook Blinn) becomes enamored by a pretty young street singer named "Rosita" (Mary Pickford). Despite Rosita's satirical songs against him the king isn't offended. If anything, he finds it provocative. He has Rosita arrested for attacking the king, so that the king can get to know her better in private. When a nobleman named Don Diego "Don Diego" (George Walsh) tries to help her, he ends up arrested as well. The two end up falling in love while jailed. Jealous, the king condemns Diego to death in order to keep him from Rosita. At this same time, the king sends Rosita off to a villa in hopes of seducing her. Rosita is unimpressed by the king but is pressured into giving into his advances in order to help her family out of poverty.
Based on the 1879
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''Rosita'' came to be because Mary Pickford was sick of being type-casted as cute children in films. She wanted an adult role that wasn't TheIngenue for once. Pickford originally wanted to do an adaptation of the 1902 novel ''Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall'' but Creator/ErnstLubitsch backed out at the last minute. They then decided to do ''Faust'' but Mary Pickford's mother nixed the idea when she heard about the infamous baby killing scene. As a result, Pickford and Lubitsch ended up adapting ''Don César de Bazan''.
''Rosita'' was a huge sucess and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford hated the film. She orders all the prints destroyed and refuses to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
''Rosita'' was a huge sucess and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford hated the film. She orders all the prints destroyed and refuses to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
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''Rosita'' came to be because Mary Pickford was sick of being type-casted as cute children in films. She wanted an adult role that wasn't TheIngenue for once. Pickford originally wanted to do an adaptation of the 1902 novel ''Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall'' but Creator/ErnstLubitsch Ernst Lubitsch backed out at the last minute. They then decided to do ''Faust'' but Mary Pickford's mother nixed the idea when she heard about the infamous baby killing scene. As a result, Pickford and Lubitsch ended up adapting ''Don César de Bazan''.
''Rosita'' was a huge sucess and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford [[CreatorBacklash hated thefilm.film]]. She orders all the prints destroyed and refuses to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
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* LadyInRed: Rosita wears a red and blue dress.
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* LadyInRed: Rosita wears a red and blue dress. She's an alluring singer with a strong personality.
* TheMistress: Rosita is persuaded into being this to the king.
* RagsToRiches: Rosita and her family were very poor until Rosita caught the eye of the king.
* YourCheatingHeart: The king is already married when he falls for Rosita. The queen is not happy when she learns about his affair with Rosita.
* TheMistress: Rosita is persuaded into being this to the king.
* RagsToRiches: Rosita and her family were very poor until Rosita caught the eye of the king.
* YourCheatingHeart: The king is already married when he falls for Rosita. The queen is not happy when she learns about his affair with Rosita.
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Diego ends up arrested. Rosita is unable to convince the king to let her husband free. When Rosita hears that Diego has been executed, she flies into a rage and attempts to kill the king herself. Fortunately, Diego survived and he is reunited with Rosita. The king's wife knows about his affair with Rosita. Furious, the queen had ordered Diego spared.
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Diego ends up arrested. Rosita is unable to convince the king to let her husband free. When Rosita hears that Diego has been executed, she flies into a rage and attempts to kill the king herself. Fortunately, Diego survived and he is reunited with Rosita. The king's wife (Irene Rich) knows about his affair with Rosita. Furious, the queen had ordered Diego spared.
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''Rosita'' came to be because Mary Pickford was sick of being type-casted as cute children in films. She wanted an adult role that wasn't TheIngenue for once. Pickford originally wanted to do an adaptation of the 1902 novel ''Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall'' but Creator/ErnstLubitsch backed out at the last minute. They then decided to do ''Faust'' but Mary Pickford's mother nixed the idea when she heard about the infamous baby killing scene. As a result, Pickford and Lubitsch ended up adapting ''Don César de Bazan''.
''Rosita'' was a huge sucess and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford hated the film. She orders all the prints destroyed and refuses to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
''Rosita'' came to be because Mary Pickford was sick of being type-casted as cute children in films. She wanted an adult role that wasn't TheIngenue for once. Pickford originally wanted to do an adaptation of the 1902 novel ''Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall'' but Creator/ErnstLubitsch backed out at the last minute. They then decided to do ''Faust'' but Mary Pickford's mother nixed the idea when she heard about the infamous baby killing scene. As a result, Pickford and Lubitsch ended up adapting ''Don César de Bazan''.
''Rosita'' was a huge sucess and earned over a million dollars. Despite this, Mary Pickford hated the film. She orders all the prints destroyed and refuses to hand ''Rosita'' over for film preservation. Thankfully, a print was saved and thus the film still exists for future audiences pleasure.
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Based on the play , ''Rosita'' takes place in 19th century Spain. A king becomes enamored by a pretty young street singer named "Rosita". Despite Rosita's satirical songs against him the king isn't offended. If anything, he finds it provocative. He has Rosita arrested for attacking the king, so that the king can get to know her better in private. When a nobleman tries to help her, he ends up arrested as well. The two end up falling in love while jailed. Jealous, the king condemns the nobleman to death to keep him from Rosita. At this same time, the king sends Rosita off to a villa in hopes of seducing her.
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Based on the 1879 play , ''Don César de Bazan'', ''Rosita'' takes place in 19th century Spain. A king (Holbrook Blinn) becomes enamored by a pretty young street singer named "Rosita"."Rosita" (Mary Pickford). Despite Rosita's satirical songs against him the king isn't offended. If anything, he finds it provocative. He has Rosita arrested for attacking the king, so that the king can get to know her better in private. When a nobleman named Don Diego (George Walsh) tries to help her, he ends up arrested as well. The two end up falling in love while jailed. Jealous, the king condemns the nobleman Diego to death in order to keep him from Rosita. At this same time, the king sends Rosita off to a villa in hopes of seducing her.
her. Rosita is unimpressed by the king but is pressured into giving into his advances in order to help her family out of poverty.
Rosita's family still feels disrespected even at the villa. Her mother demands she have a noble husband, to which the king suggests Diego. The king's recommendation is more than meets the eye, as he plans on killing Diego after the wedding. Diego is forced into participating by the offer of being shot instead of hanged. Neither Rosita or Diego know who they're marrying. At the wedding, they are married with their eyes covered. The king's plan fails when Rosita decides to take a peek at her husband.
Diego ends up arrested. Rosita is unable to convince the king to let her husband free. When Rosita hears that Diego has been executed, she flies into a rage and attempts to kill the king herself. Fortunately, Diego survived and he is reunited with Rosita. The king's wife knows about his affair with Rosita. Furious, the queen had ordered Diego spared.
Rosita's family still feels disrespected even at the villa. Her mother demands she have a noble husband, to which the king suggests Diego. The king's recommendation is more than meets the eye, as he plans on killing Diego after the wedding. Diego is forced into participating by the offer of being shot instead of hanged. Neither Rosita or Diego know who they're marrying. At the wedding, they are married with their eyes covered. The king's plan fails when Rosita decides to take a peek at her husband.
Diego ends up arrested. Rosita is unable to convince the king to let her husband free. When Rosita hears that Diego has been executed, she flies into a rage and attempts to kill the king herself. Fortunately, Diego survived and he is reunited with Rosita. The king's wife knows about his affair with Rosita. Furious, the queen had ordered Diego spared.
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* LadyInRed: Rosita wears a red and blue dress.
* LadyInRed: Rosita wears a red and blue dress.
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''Rosita'' is a 1923 film starring Creator/MaryPickford.
Based on the play , ''Rosita'' takes place in 19th century Spain. A king becomes enamored by a pretty young street singer named "Rosita". Despite Rosita's satirical songs against him the king isn't offended. If anything, he finds it provocative. He has Rosita arrested for attacking the king, so that the king can get to know her better in private. When a nobleman tries to help her, he ends up arrested as well. The two end up falling in love while jailed. Jealous, the king condemns the nobleman to death to keep him from Rosita. At this same time, the king sends Rosita off to a villa in hopes of seducing her.
You can view a short video on the restoration of the film [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ2iZ9Sofl4 here]].
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!!''Rosita'' contains examples of:
Based on the play , ''Rosita'' takes place in 19th century Spain. A king becomes enamored by a pretty young street singer named "Rosita". Despite Rosita's satirical songs against him the king isn't offended. If anything, he finds it provocative. He has Rosita arrested for attacking the king, so that the king can get to know her better in private. When a nobleman tries to help her, he ends up arrested as well. The two end up falling in love while jailed. Jealous, the king condemns the nobleman to death to keep him from Rosita. At this same time, the king sends Rosita off to a villa in hopes of seducing her.
You can view a short video on the restoration of the film [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ2iZ9Sofl4 here]].
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!!''Rosita'' contains examples of:
