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Zelda The Great Movie Free Download In Hindi ----------------------------------------- DOWNLOAD: http://urllio.com/raywo ----------------------------------------- A mysterious figure robs a Gotham City bank on the same date each year. Batman and Robin are summoned to help the police solve the crime. To flush out the robber, Batman plants a false story in the newspaper that the money taken was counterfeit and being held by the bank for disposal. It turns out the robber is none other than magician Zelda the Great. She needs the money to pay a "mad Albanian genius" to come up with escape tricks for her act. Now, Zelda has to commit another crime and Batman sets a trap. But Zelda pulls a switch and kidnaps Harriet Cooper instead. If a ransom isn't paid, Aunt Harriet will be dropped in boiling oil. The Dynamic Duo arranges a trap for an elusive annual bank robber, but the female magician they are hunting is on to them with a new scheme of her own. Not everyone likes this episode, but "Zelda the Great" and "A Death Worse Than Fate" are among the very best of the entire 1966 "Batman" series. Unlike most episodes, there is no Bat fight, and we have a villain who is actually reluctant to do what she is doing. What makes this an outstanding outing is the fact that this is not a standard typical "Batman" episode. First, this is a case where we really see Batman as The Great Detective, piecing together evidence. And then, we have a wonderful human element that is sorely missing in later episodes. There is a lot of heart in this episode, and the cliffhanger is also unusual. And then there is Anne Baxter. The first notable female villain in the series, Ms. Baxter shines in this episode, better here than her 1967 outings as Olga, Queen of the Cossacks. She made an impression on this viewer as a 6-year-old in 1966. Though in her early 40s, she was as gorgeous as ever. Jack Kruschen also fares well as Eivol Ekdol, as do other cast members. And interestingly, in this first part, we have the first reference to Catwoman, who had been absent from the comics since 1954. She would appear in the the following month, and then in the comics later in 1966. I rate the Zelda episodes a 10/10, because they are so refreshingly different, and because they showcase Batman as a detective. Had the series varied its stories more, I think it could have enjoyed a longer run. While the show pilot is my all-time favourite, this episode ranks awfully close. Check it out, if you can! "Zelda the Great" introduces Anne Baxter as the show's first female villain, a master illusionist who calls herself Zelda the Great, all of her magic tricks supplied by Albanian Eivol Ekdal (Jack Kruschen), at a very high price, $100,000 to be exact. We open inside a bank vault where the disguised assailant makes off with that same amount, the guard unable to stop him because bullets have no effect on the criminal. One of the bullets leads Batman to conclude that the thief was a woman, but without any leads decides to create one by planting a false newspaper story informing the crooks that the stolen money was counterfeit. This irks the greedy Ekdal, who has promised to show Zelda his latest creation, 'an indestructible doom trap,' seemingly inescapable, but not until she can come up with another 100 grand to save her failing act. The phony emerald planted in the salon of Hilary Stonewin (Barbara Heller) is quickly thrown away by Zelda, proving to Batman that she correctly smelled a trap, instead kidnapping none other than Dick Grayso


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A mysterious figure robs a Gotham City bank on the same date each year. Batman and Robin are summoned to help the police solve the crime. To flush out the robber, Batman plants a false story in the newspaper that the money taken was counterfeit and being held by the bank for disposal. It turns out the robber is none other than magician Zelda the Great. She needs the money to pay a "mad Albanian genius" to come up with escape tricks for her act. Now, Zelda has to commit another crime and Batman sets a trap. But Zelda pulls a switch and kidnaps Harriet Cooper instead. If a ransom isn't paid, Aunt Harriet will be dropped in boiling oil.
The Dynamic Duo arranges a trap for an elusive annual bank robber, but the female magician they are hunting is on to them with a new scheme of her own.
Not everyone likes this episode, but "Zelda the Great" and "A Death Worse Than Fate" are among the very best of the entire 1966 "Batman" series. Unlike most episodes, there is no Bat fight, and we have a villain who is actually reluctant to do what she is doing.

What makes this an outstanding outing is the fact that this is not a standard typical "Batman" episode. First, this is a case where we really see Batman as The Great Detective, piecing together evidence. And then, we have a wonderful human element that is sorely missing in later episodes. There is a lot of heart in this episode, and the cliffhanger is also unusual.

And then there is Anne Baxter.

The first notable female villain in the series, Ms. Baxter shines in this episode, better here than her 1967 outings as Olga, Queen of the Cossacks. She made an impression on this viewer as a 6-year-old in 1966. Though in her early 40s, she was as gorgeous as ever.

Jack Kruschen also fares well as Eivol Ekdol, as do other cast members.

And interestingly, in this first part, we have the first reference to Catwoman, who had been absent from the comics since 1954. She would appear in the the following month, and then in the comics later in 1966.

I rate the Zelda episodes a 10/10, because they are so refreshingly different, and because they showcase Batman as a detective. Had the series varied its stories more, I think it could have enjoyed a longer run. While the show pilot is my all-time favourite, this episode ranks awfully close.

Check it out, if you can!
"Zelda the Great" introduces Anne Baxter as the show's first female villain, a master illusionist who calls herself Zelda the Great, all of her magic tricks supplied by Albanian Eivol Ekdal (Jack Kruschen), at a very high price, $100,000 to be exact. We open inside a bank vault where the disguised assailant makes off with that same amount, the guard unable to stop him because bullets have no effect on the criminal. One of the bullets leads Batman to conclude that the thief was a woman, but without any leads decides to create one by planting a false newspaper story informing the crooks that the stolen money was counterfeit. This irks the greedy Ekdal, who has promised to show Zelda his latest creation, 'an indestructible doom trap,' seemingly inescapable, but not until she can come up with another 100 grand to save her failing act. The phony emerald planted in the salon of Hilary Stonewin (Barbara Heller) is quickly thrown away by Zelda, proving to Batman that she correctly smelled a trap, instead kidnapping none other than Dick Grayson's Aunt Harriet (Madge Blake) for a ransom of $100,000. Best remembered for "All About Eve" and "The Ten Commandments," the smolderingly sexy Baxter makes for a fun loving yet reluctant criminal, eager to display her prowess to taunt and befuddle the Dynamic Duo (after this two parter, she would return the third season as a new villainess, Olga, Queen of the Cossacks, opposite Vincent Price as Egghead). Watch for a cameo from longtime Hollywood veteran Frankie Darro as the newsman who reads about the counterfeit cash.

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