Discover Zorro, an international television mini-series directed by Emilie Noblet and Jean-Baptiste Saurel. Inspired by the masked hero Zorro created by Jonhston McCulley in 1919, its release date is scheduled for September 6, 2024 in France. With Amazon, find out now how to watch it for free.
In co-production with France Télévisions, Panache Productions and Collectif 64, the new Zorro series is set to delight fans of capes and swords. Indeed, the story begins in 1821, when Don Diego de la Vega, played by Jean Dujardin, becomes mayor of Los Angeles and tries to make the city prosper. But he comes up against the greed of Don Emmanuel, a businessman, who plunges the city into financial difficulties. For Don Diego de la Vega, it is the ideal time to take out, twenty years after his retirement, his mask and his sword and return as Zorro. With Amazon, watch the new Zorro series for free on Paramount+.
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