There is quite such an animal by Frederick MacMonnies, wrought in bronze, set up on a gate to a park in Brooklyn.

It is not the identical color of the photoplay animal, but the bronze elasticity is the joy in both.
Here is a scene of a masked monk, carrying off a fainting girl.

The hero intercepts him.

The figures of the lady and the monk are in sufficient sculptural harmony to make a formal sculptural group for an art exhibition.

The picture of the hero, strong, with well-massed surfaces, is related to both.