Zorro (1990 TV series)
Zorro - The Black Avenger (Original Title: Zorro ) is an American- French television series, which retold the story of the fictional character Zorro. During the early 1990s, she came to Sat.1 to its premiere in Germany.
Action
In the 19th century the inhabitants of the old Los Angeles from their mayors Luis Ramone (Season 1-2) and Ignacio de Soto (Season 3-4) are bullies. Don Diego de la Vega, aka Zorro avenges night the inhabitants of the village, but remains thanks to his mask even before his father Don Alejandro undetected. At his side stands the silent Felipe.
Broadcast
Zorro celebrated since 1992 on German television at Sat.1 its premiere. Thus, it was shown earlier in Germany than the first Zorro series from 1957, which showed only later RTL II. From 1996 on kabel eins also beamed from the series, from 2011 to 2012 she was also seen on the Fourth. In the U.S., they originally ran in the family station The Family Channel.
Background
In the series, many notable actors had guest appearances. For example, had the later James Bond actor Daniel Craig a role in the episodes 84 and 85 was also in an episode of the third season of Jesse Ventura to see the later Governor of Minnesota was. For Henry Darrow, who played Zorro's father from the second season, the theme was not new: it was in 1983 in the short-lived sitcom Zorro and Son himself as Zorro in front of the camera.
Instrumentation and synchronization
Awards
Young Artist Award 1992
- Best Cable or Non - Primetime Family Series ( nominated )
- Best Young Actor in a guest appearance or a Supporting Role: John Christian Graas ( nominated )