El Shaitan

El Shaitan
For other uses, see Shaitan.
El Shaitan
El Shaitan.jpg
Robert Frazer as El Shaitan
First appearance The Fiery Circle
Last appearance The Glory of Comrades
Portrayed by Robert Frazer
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Nickname(s) Devil of the Desert
Gender Male
Occupation Arab terrorist,
Gunrunner

El Shaitan (Arabic name) is a fictional character in The Three Musketeers 1933 film serial. An Arab terrorist, he plots against the French Foreign Legion in North Africa. He was portrayed by Robert Frazer.

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Character

Nicknamed the "Devil of the Desert",[1][2] the character leads a desert cult and a secret society against French authorities, with a meeting point called Devil's Circle.[3][4] He remains a shadowy figure, hiding his face and his true identity, as a result of which many people are mistakenly suspected of being El Shaitan. Other characters impersonate him for their own ends.

Production

Portrayed by Robert Frazer,[5] El Shaitan is voiced by Wilfred Lucas (uncredited),[citation needed] with stunts by Yakima Canutt.[6]

References

  1. ^ Ken Weiss, Edwin Goodgold, "To be continued ...", NY: Bonanza Books, 1972, 341 pages, ISBN 0517166259 9780517166253 (p.43).
  2. ^ Buck Rainey, Serial film stars: a biographical dictionary, 1912-1956, McFarland, 2005, 851 pages, ISBN 0786420103, 9780786420100 (page 542).
  3. ^ Jim Harmon, Donald F. Glut, The great movie serials: their sound and fury, Garden City, NY, Doubleday, 1972, 384 pages, ISBN 038509079X 9780385090797 (p.326).
  4. ^ Jack G. Shaheen, Reel bad Arabs: how Hollywood vilifies a people, NY: Olive Branch Press, 2001, 574 pages, ISBN 1566563887, 9781566563888‎ (p.488).
  5. ^ William C. Cline, In the nick of time: motion picture sound serials. McFarland, 1997, 281 pages, ISBN 078640471X, 9780786404711 (page 143).
  6. ^ Jon Tuska, A variable harvest: essays and reviews of film and literature. McFarland & Co., 1990, 371 pages, ISBN 089950454X, 9780899504544 (p. 100).
Sources
  • Alan G. Barbour, Days of thrills and adventure. London : Macmillan, 1970, 168 pages, OCLC Number: 213796582 (pages 12, 151).
  • R.R. Bowker Company, Bowker's complete video directory, Vol. 2, New Providence, NJ : R.R. Bowker, 2002 ISBN 0835244792, 9780835244794 (page 1442).
  • (French) "Ecran", No. 65–69, 1978. Paris : Editions de l'Atlante, 1978. Periodical. OCLC Number: 3265542 (page 27).
  • William K. Everson, The bad guys: a pictorial history of the movie villain. New York : Citadel Press, 1964, 241 pages, OCLC Number: 224853072 (pages 45, 162).
  • Anthony L. Fletcher, Don't Dare Miss the Next Thrilling Chapter, Mill City Press, Inc., 2009, 256 pages, ISBN 193610718X, 9781936107186 (p. 145).
  • Roy Kinnard, Fifty years of serial thrills. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1983, 210 pages, ISBN 081081644X, 9780810816442 (page 56).
  • John Howard Reid, Best Western Movies: Winning Pictures, Favorite Films and Hollywood "B" Entries. Morrisville, NC : Lulu Press, 2006, 240 pages, ISBN 1847281818, 9781847281814 (pp. 174, 175).
  • Jeff Rovin, The encyclopedia of super villains. New York: Facts on File Publications, 1987, 416 pages, ISBN 081601356X, 9780816013562 (pages 116, 118, 119).
  • Views & reviews, Vol. 3–5. Milwaukee, Wisc.: Views & Reviews Productions, 1971. Periodical. ISSN: 0042-5923 (pages 61, 62, 66, 84)

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