A solid swashbuckler from Errol Flynn. Better than Captain Blood not quite as good as Adventures of Robin Hood or Sea Hawk, but close. Better than average dialog, only with a slightly weaker plot/sword-play.

A slice of cheese starring Errol Flynn as Don Juan (you don't say) in his last swashbuckler for Warners Brothers. Flynn, only 39, is past his sell-by date, though director Vincent Sherman (another reputed Don Juan) is said to have pieced together his performance from bit and pieces, as Flynn was too out of sorts to complete long takes.

great swordplay, and satisfying action, but the story here is a bit lacking. i expected more romance from a movie about don juan. errol flynn never disappoints--even into his late 30's.

A much more mature movie than we're used to from the swashbuckling Errol Flynn - possibly because he is 10 years older than in his other similar appearances. Don Juan's notorious influence with ladies leaves even Queen Margaret of Spain, Viveca Lindfors, defenseless. Good plot buildup with tension. Errol does lack some of the energy we're so used to in these films, but the intricate story line and supporting cast certainly make up for it. The story is similar to the Three Muskateers