- Awesome Music: The score is by Jerry Goldsmith. He didn't mind losing at the Oscars for this one, considering the winner that year.
- Tear Jerker
- Raisuli says goodbye to Mrs. Pedicaris.
- Theodore Roosevelt reads Raisuli's letter while sitting with the grizzly bear
- Raisuli's last line: "Is there not one thing in your life that is worth losing everything for?"
- Values Dissonance:
- No modern movie would allow even an rapscallion of a love interest be introduced by backhanding the female lead.
- The film often portrays random Berbers as man children, something that wouldn't fly with modern audiences.
- White, Scottish Sean Connery...portraying a Middle Eastern man. Yeah...
- Values Resonance: That said, the movie's very pointed depiction of Western imperialism and Middle Eastern politics has held up remarkably well over the years. Even today it's hard to imagine a character like Raisuli being the heroic lead of a mainstream Hollywood movie.
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