Question 1

Why was a planned Zorro sequel dropped and what reboot idea was proposed?

Accepted Answer

A second sequel was dropped because this movie did not make enough money. Robert Rodriguez later proposed a reboot set in a post-apocalyptic future, but Sony executives wanted a gritty origin story in the style of The Dark Knight.

Question 2

How did Adrian Alonso handle his role as Joaquin without knowing English?

Accepted Answer

Adrian Alonso did not know English, so he learned all his lines phonetically for his role as Joaquin, similar to how Antonio Banderas did for The Mambo Kings (1992).

Question 3

What special effect was used to make the train appear to move in the film?

Accepted Answer

The locomotive was not actually capable of moving under its own power. The illusion was created using an out-of-vision diesel locomotive, bluescreen with added scenery, and a 1/8 scale operable model.

Question 4

Who directed The Legend of Zorro?

Accepted Answer

Martin Campbell directed the film.

Question 5

What was the original title for this sequel before it became The Legend of Zorro?

Accepted Answer

It was originally called 'The Mask Of Zorro 2', then changed to 'Zorro Unmasked', 'Zorro 2', and 'The Return Of Zorro' before settling on the final title.

Question 6

What threat forces Don Alejandro and Elena to take action in The Legend of Zorro?

Accepted Answer

A threat to California's pending statehood causes the adventure-loving Don Alejandro de la Vega and his wife, Elena, to take action.

Question 7

Which actor did most of his own stunts in The Legend of Zorro, as in the first film?

Accepted Answer

Antonio Banderas did most of his own stunts, as with the first film.

Question 8

How did Adrian Alonso learn his lines for playing Joaquin in The Legend of Zorro?

Accepted Answer

Adrian Alonso did not know English, so he learned all his lines phonetically, just as Antonio Banderas did for The Mambo Kings (1992).

Question 9

What illusion was created for the train sequence at the end of The Legend of Zorro?

Accepted Answer

The locomotive used was not actually capable of moving under its own power. The illusion was created by using an out-of-vision diesel locomotive, bluescreen with added scenery, or a 1/8 scale model.

Question 10

Who directed The Legend of Zorro?

Accepted Answer

Martin Campbell directed The Legend of Zorro.

The Legend of Zorro

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