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Title: Zorro: The Postponed Wedding (01 Jan 1961)
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| Episode credited cast: | |||
| Guy Williams | ... | Zorro / Don Diego de la Vega | |
| Henry Calvin | ... | Sergeant Demetrio Lopez Garcia | |
| Gene Sheldon | ... | Bernardo | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Mark Damon | ... | Miguel Serrano | |
| Walt Disney | ... | Self - Host | |
| Annette Funicello | ... | Constancia de la Torre | |
| George J. Lewis | ... | Don Alejandro de la Vega | |
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Carlos Romero | ... | Ansar |
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USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
1 January 1961 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Walt Disney Studios, 500 South Buena Vista Street, Burbank, California, USACompany Credits
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Annette Funicello does her second guest turn on Walt Disney's television serial "Zorro" (this episode being part of the "Disneyland" series, separate from the regular two-season run of "Zorro"). She plays a young miss from Santa Clara who arrives to visit her adoptive "uncle" Don Alejandro who, along with son Don Diego, suspects the girl is in romantic trouble when a suitor with designs on her dowry comes to call. Well-written story keeps Guy Williams busy switching from Diego to Zorro, though some may complain Zorro isn't around enough. There's some funny action, amusingly "bratty" behavior from Annette (who also sings two songs), but a peculiar bit with Sergeant Demetrio apparently getting drunk in the tavern (and having a tussle with the barmaid over his many mugs of ale). Not the best episode in "Zorro"'s run, but still entertaining.