1954 | Color | 94 min The second of the four films that Burt Lancaster and Robert Aldrich made together is the story of two mercenaries in Mexico after the American Civil War who are hired by Emperor Maximillian to safely bring a countess to Vera Cruz. When they discover that millions of dollars in gold are hidden in the countess’ stagecoach, complications ensue. Country: México, Estados Unidos Direction: Aldrich; Robert Script: R. Webb; James, Kibbee; Roland, Chase; Borden Production: Hecht; Harold, Hill; James Photography: Laszlo; Ernest Sound: Topete; Manuel, Samperio; Galdino Music: Friedhofer; Hugo, Carlisle; Robert, Cahn; Sammy, Lavista; Raúl Cast:Cooper; Gary, Lancaster; Burt, Darcel; Denise, Montiel; Sarita, Macready; George, Ankrum; Morris, Brandon; Henry, Buchinsky; Charles, Lambert; Jack, McCallion; James, Seay; James, Savage; Archie, Horvath; Charles, Borgnine; Ernest, Elam; Jack, García; Juan, Romero; Cesar Participation year at FICM: 2013
1954 | Color | 94 min The second of the four films that Burt Lancaster and Robert Aldrich made together is the story of two mercenaries in Mexico after the American Civil War who are hired by Emperor Maximillian to safely bring a countess to Vera Cruz. When they discover that millions of dollars in gold are hidden in the countess’ stagecoach, complications ensue. Country: México, Estados Unidos Direction: Aldrich; Robert Script: R. Webb; James, Kibbee; Roland, Chase; Borden Production: Hecht; Harold, Hill; James Photography: Laszlo; Ernest Sound: Topete; Manuel, Samperio; Galdino Music: Friedhofer; Hugo, Carlisle; Robert, Cahn; Sammy, Lavista; Raúl Cast:Cooper; Gary, Lancaster; Burt, Darcel; Denise, Montiel; Sarita, Macready; George, Ankrum; Morris, Brandon; Henry, Buchinsky; Charles, Lambert; Jack, McCallion; James, Seay; James, Savage; Archie, Horvath; Charles, Borgnine; Ernest, Elam; Jack, García; Juan, Romero; Cesar Participation year at FICM: 2013
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