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Girls' School (1938) John Brahm
January 17th 2026
The Undying Monster (1942)
Il Ladro di Venezia, 1950
"Il Ladro di Venezia" is a 1950 Italian film directed by John Brahm. The US title was "The Thief of Venice".
It was released in the US two years after being made.
Plot (it may contain spoilers)
In 1575 Venice, the Doge has just died and Scarpa the Grand Inquisitor leads a plot to seize control of Venice.
Disani, a popular admiral works to stop the Grand Inquisitor's power grab with the help of Lorenzo, one of his officers. They manage to get back to Venice in record time by promising the galley slaves their freedom. When they arrive back Disani is killed and Lorenzo goes into hiding.
Lorenzo continues the fight against Scarpa, who plans to marry Disani's daughter Francesca. Lorenzo and Francesca fall in love even though Lorenzo is also loved by tavern girl Tina.
Lorenzo's rebellion against Scarpa is successful.
Cast
Maria Montez - Tina
Paul Christian - Alfiere Lorenzo Contarini
Massimo Serato - Scarpa the Inquisitor
Faye Marlowe - Francesca Disani
Aldo Silvani - Capt. von Sturm
Luigi Saltamerenda - Alfredo
Guido Celano - Polo
Umberto Sacripante - Durro
Camillo Pilotto - Adm. Disani
Ferdinando Tamberlani - Lombardi
Liana Del Balzo - Duenna
Paolo Stoppa - Marco
Mario Tosi - Mario
Vinicio Sofia - Grazzi
Leonardo Scavino - Sharp Eye
Shooting
Filming started November 1949 and went until February. Then it resumed in June. The movie was shot on location in Italy with studio work done at Scalera Studios. Filming finished by March 1950.
While filming a scene in the canal, Maria Montez almost drown herself, that's why when the filming ended, she decided to write her will.
It was released in Rome on the 22nd December 1950 and Maria's character was highly praised by the press & critics.
Here you can watch part 1, part 2, part 3 & part 4
Scans from "María Montez: La Reina del Technicolor", book written by Antonio Pérez Arnay & ebay.
Fernando Lamas-Arlene Dahl "La reina del diamante" (The diamond queen) 1953, de John Brahm.
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The Brasher Doubloon (John Brahm, 1947).
HANGOVER SQUARE 1945 | John Brahm
joanna frank in "zzzzz" from the outer limits a queen bee turned human sent to procreate millions w/ a man who has figured out how to talk to bees!? directed by john brahm (!!!) and shot by conrad hall (!!! he shot 15 episodes of the original series). totally absurd and oddly moving.