Savage Pampas (1967)
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Samuel Bronston Productions was pretty much obliterated in 1964 by the failure of The Fall of the Roman Empire. Three years later, Bronston tried to rebuild his old empire by teaming up with a pair of South American entrepreneurs; the result was Savage Pampas. Set in the Argentina of the 1890s, the… More Samuel Bronston Productions was pretty much obliterated in 1964 by the failure of The Fall of the Roman Empire. Three years later, Bronston tried to rebuild his old empire by teaming up with a pair of South American entrepreneurs; the result was Savage Pampas. Set in the Argentina of the 1890s, the film tells the story of a clever bandit leader (Ron Randell) who buys off the soldiers sent to capture him--then enlists the deserters in his own gang. But Army fort commander Robert Taylor can't be bribed, and takes it upon himself to defeat the bandit. Savage Pampas was a remake of a popular Argentinian historical epic of 1946, Pampa Barbara. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Hugo Fregonese
- Genres
- Western
Unrated,
- On DVD
- Sep 20, 1994
Critic Reviews
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Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
An uninteresting remake of the popular Argentinian historical epic of 1946, Pampa Barbara.
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Cast
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Robert Taylor
as Capt. Martin
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Marc Lawrence I
as Sgt. Barril
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Ron Randell
as Padron
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Ty Hardin
as Carreras
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Jesús Mario Lozano
as Santiago
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Rosenda Monteros
as Rucu
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Ángel del Pozo
as Lt. Del Rio
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Laura Granados
as Carmen
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Milo Quesada
as Alfonso
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Hector Quiroga
as Pepe
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Juan Carlos Galvan
as Isidro
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Enrique Ávila
as Petizo
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Barta Barry
as Priest
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José María Caffarel
as Vigo
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Charles Fawcett
as El Gato
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Laya Raki
as Mimi
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George Rigaud
as Old Man
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Felicia Roc
as Camila
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José Nieto
as Gen. Chavez
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Julio Peña
as Chicha
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José Jaspe
as Luis
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Sancho Gracia
as Carlos
