"The Goring and Death of Bullfighter Manuel Manolete" 01 November 1948 8 mins
This late 1940s film pays tribute to Manolete, one of the great Spanish bullfighters and one whose death after being gored in 1947 remains as one of the sport's iconic moments.
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Manolete as Himself
United States 01 November 1948
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