Editing Zorro (section)

====American feature films====
'''Original theatrical feature films:'''
* ''[[The Mark of Zorro (1920 film)|The Mark of Zorro]]'' (1920), with [[Douglas Fairbanks]],<ref name=ths /> directed by [[Fred Niblo]]
* ''[[Don Q, Son of Zorro]]'' (1925), with [[Douglas Fairbanks]],<ref name=ths /> directed by [[Donald Crisp]]
* ''[[The Bold Caballero]]'' (1936), with [[Robert Livingston (actor)|Robert Livingston]], directed by [[Wells Root]]
* ''[[The Mark of Zorro (1940 film)|The Mark of Zorro]]'' (1940), with [[Tyrone Power]], directed by [[Rouben Mamoulian]]
* ''[[The Erotic Adventures of Zorro]]'' (1972), an erotic parody of the masked avenger, co-produced in Italy and Germany, with Douglas Frey, directed by Robert Freeman
* ''[[Zorro, The Gay Blade]]'' (1981), a [[parody]] directed by [[Peter Medak]] with [[George Hamilton (actor)|George Hamilton]] as Diego Jr. and his twin brother Ramon. Diego Jr. succeeds his late father as Zorro, but he soon breaks his leg, and Ramon fills in while Diego Jr. recuperates.
* ''[[The Mask of Zorro]]'' (1998), directed by [[Martin Campbell]] with [[Anthony Hopkins]] as an aged Don Diego de la Vega and [[Antonio Banderas]] as Alejandro Murrieta, a misfit outlaw/cowboy who is trained to become the next Zorro, with Alejandro eventually marrying Diego's daughter Elena ([[Catherine Zeta-Jones]])
* ''[[The Legend of Zorro]]'' (2005), the sequel to 1998's ''The Mask of Zorro'', again starring Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, and directed by Martin Campbell

'''Compilation theatrical feature films:'''
* ''The Sign of Zorro'' (1958), with [[Guy Williams (actor)|Guy Williams]], portions of the first 13 ''[[Zorro (1957 TV series)|Zorro]]'' TV episodes edited into a feature film, released overseas in 1958 and domestically in 1960
* ''Zorro, the Avenger'' (1959), with Guy Williams, a second theatrical compilation film ''[[Zorro (1957 TV series)|Zorro]]'' TV episodes, exclusively released overseas.* 

'''TV films:'''
*''[[The Mark of Zorro (1974 film)|The Mark of Zorro]]'' (1974), a [[Television film|made-for-television movie]], which is a remake of the 1940 film, with [[Frank Langella]] as Zorro, directed by [[Don McDougall (director)|Don McDougall]]