ActionYear1951Duration1h 17mIMDb5.4

The Golden Horde

ActionAdventureDrama

The princess of Samarkand and an English knight confront the armies of Genghis Khan.

Trailer

Cast

George Sherman

Director

Ann Blyth

Princess Shalimar

David Farrar

Sir Guy of Devon

George Macready

Raven the Shaman

Henry Brandon

Juchi, Son of Genghis Khan

Howard Petrie

Tugluk

Richard Egan

Gill

Marvin Miller

Genghis Khan

Donald Randolph

Torga

Peggie Castle

Lailee

Poodles Hanneford

Friar John

Lucille Barkley

Azalah

Gregg Barton

Kalmuk Officer

Leon Belasco

Nazza the Astrologer

AC

Aen-Ling Chow

Chinese Girl

RD

Robert Dane

Archer

KG

Kenneth Garcia

Boga

RH

Robert Hunter

Captain Herat

George J. Lewis

Noyou

GD

Gerald Drayson Adams

Writer

HL

Harold Lamb

Writer

Comments

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MohamedNov 16, 2022

The Golden Horde

Motivational ClipNov 16, 2022

Where can we begin? This is the worst film of all time having anything to do with Genghis Khan. It is even worse than the Conqueror, the hilarious joke of a film trying to pawn off John Wayne as an Asian. It took a tremendous effort to be worse than that turkey, but this film achieves it. There will never be a film about the Mongols as bad as this in the history of cinema. My sides were splitting from the howls of laughter from the sublimely destitute dialogue. The conversation with the princess during a duel with a mongol was one of the silliest scenes I have ever seen on the big screen. It left me speechless; and that is a very hard thing to do.

MaïshaNov 16, 2022

Ann Blyth makes a lovely and fetching princess of Samarkand. But in The Golden Horde her main concern is saving her city from all kinds of tribes who want conquer it and her. Into her life comes a knight who is an emissary of the Christian kings of the west offering aid. Today David Farrar would be a military adviser. A lot of double and triple dealing is involved before a climatic battle which is staged quite well. The cast also does well with the hokey dialog they have to spout. Universal turned out these medieval Mideast epics the better to take advantage of the sets built for Maria Montez This is far from the best of them.

Sam G JnrNov 16, 2022

I saw this about five years ago and don't remember the specifics, but I thought that Ann Blyth, whom I've always liked a lot, was very interesting in this role, as a very strong and forthright princess. She also looked beautiful in the costumes. I think she was far superior to the generally frazzled and annoyed Maureen O'Hara, and of course a better actress than campy Maria Montez, and should have been in perhaps a couple more costume dramas/exotic fantasies since she showed here that she had the capabilities of bringing such a character to life.

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