Don Q, Son of Zorro

Don Q, Son of Zorro is a 1925 film about Don Cesar, son of Zorro, who is framed for murder while visiting Spain, and becomes the whip-wielding outlaw Don Q.

Directed by Donald Crisp. Written by Jack Cunningham and Lotta Woods, loosely based upon the 1909 novel Don Q.'s Love Story, written by the mother-and-son duo Kate and Hesketh Hesketh-Prichard.

With a whip for a weapon Douglas Fairbanks gives more laughs, more real thrills, more high speed, in "Don Q" than in any picture he has ever made. (taglines)

Don Cesar de Vega

My father always said, "When you are in the right, fight; when you are in the wrong, acknowledge it."
My father always said, "When life plays a trick on you, play a trick on the trick."

Dialogue

Dolores de Muro: I shall see you again.

Don Cesar de Vega: You presume.

Dolores de Muro: I assume.

Taglines

With a whip for a weapon Douglas Fairbanks gives more laughs, more real thrills, more high speed, in "Don Q" than in any picture he has ever made.
Trigger Action And startling surprises feature this great Fairbanks picture. The finest adventure tale ever screened. The dashing, daring, Don Q bars all worry and you live in laughs and thrills. Fast as Lightning
Swift action, tender romance, daredevil stunts, with lightning-like whip-lash, comedy nobody can resist, rapid adventure, high conspiracy, mystery plots, all are found in "Don Q"