Seven Cities of Gold (1955) |
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| Director(s) | Robert D. Webb |
| Producer(s) | Robert D. Webb |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Historical |
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Richard Egan(as Jose Mendoza)
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Richard Egan
(as Jose Mendoza)
Anthony Quinn(as Capt. Gaspar de Portola)
Seven Cities of Gold
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1955
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Anthony Quinn
(as Capt. Gaspar de Portol...)
Michael Rennie(as Father Junipero Serra)
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Michael Rennie
(as Father Junipero Serra)
Jeffrey Hunter(as Matuwir)
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Jeffrey Hunter
(as Matuwir)
Rita Moreno(as Ula)
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Rita Moreno
(as Ula)
John Doucette(as Juan Coronel)
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
John Doucette
(as Juan Coronel)
Jack Mower(as Father)
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Seven Cities of Gold
Released
1955
Jack Mower
(as Father)
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Seven Cities of Gold (1955) was a Adventure - Film directed by Robert D. Webb and produced by Robert D. Webb.
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The real Fr Junipero Serra was beatified (called "blessed") by the Catholic Church some years ago, which is the first step towards sainthood. He is now referred to as Blessed Junipero Serra.
Edward Dmytryk was originally assigned to direct (The Hollywood Reporter, August 1954).
Studio publicity material credited René Cardona as co-director and Jorge Stahl Jr. as Lucien Ballard's camera operator, but it is unknown if they ever worked on this picture and likely that they had been only hired to make sure union requirements were fulfilled.
Cameron Mitchell and Russell Evans were both considered for the lead role in January and February 1955, respectively. Also Felipe Méndez, January Svelk, Jaime Del Rosario, Jack Maner and Gilda Fontaine were originally going to appear in the picture.