description Rosita Overview
Rosita, released in 1923, was a silent film directed by Ernst Lubitsch and featuring Mary Pickford. It adapted the 1872 operatic work “Don César de Bazan” by Adolphe d’Ennery and Philippe Dumanoir. The production falls under the genres of historical comedy and drama.
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info Rosita Specifications
| Country | United States |
| Year | 1923 |
help Rosita FAQ
Who is Rosita, and why does the king pursue her?
Rosita is a popular Spanish street singer played by Mary Pickford whose satirical song angers the king. After seeing her, the king becomes infatuated and tries to separate her from Don Diego.
Why is Rosita significant in Ernst Lubitsch's career?
Rosita was Lubitsch's first American feature after his successful European period. It also marked an unusual collaboration between the German director and Mary Pickford, one of Hollywood's most powerful stars.
Is Rosita a lost silent film?
It was difficult to see for many decades and survived through incomplete or compromised materials. The Museum of Modern Art later completed a major restoration, allowing the film to return to screenings.
Does Rosita have synchronized dialogue?
No. It is a 1923 silent production, so dialogue is conveyed through intertitles and the presentation originally depended on live musical accompaniment.
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