Why was Alejandro referred to as "de la Vega"?? This was Elena's surname and it would seem unlikely that Alejandro would have taken his wife's name rather than her taking his. [If I remember correctly, he took the name from Diego de la Vega in the first film, when Diego passed the Zorro identity on to him.]
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The Legend of Zorro (2005) - 2 questions
starring Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Rufus Sewell (add more)
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Why was Alejandro referred to as "de la Vega"?? This was Elena's surname and it would seem unlikely that Alejandro would have taken his wife's name rather than her taking his. [If I remember correctly, he took the name from Diego de la Vega in the first film, when Diego passed the Zorro identity on to him.]
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