Don Quixote Trailer

Don Quixote Trailer (1934)

15 November 1934 Animated 8 mins

A comically ridiculously altered version of the classic tale, in which Don Quixote is victorious over his imaginary enemies and emits Tarzan-like yells of triumph. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in partnership with The Film Foundation in 1998.

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United States 15 November 1934

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