The Americano (1955) |
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| Director(s) | William Castle |
| Producer(s) | Sam Wiesenthal, Robert Stillman |
| Top Genres | Western |
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Glenn Ford(as Sam Dent)
The Americano
Released
1955
The Americano
Released
1955
Glenn Ford
(as Sam Dent)
Frank Lovejoy(as Bento Hermany)
The Americano
Released
1955
The Americano
Released
1955
Frank Lovejoy
(as Bento Hermany)
Cesar Romero(as Manuel Silvera / 'El Gato' / Barbossa)
The Americano
Released
1955
The Americano
Released
1955
Cesar Romero
(as Manuel Silvera / 'El G...)
Tom Powers(as Jim Rogers)
The Americano
Released
1955
The Americano
Released
1955
Tom Powers
(as Jim Rogers)
Dan White(as Barney Dent)
The Americano
Released
1955
The Americano
Released
1955
Dan White
(as Barney Dent)
The Americano Overview:
The Americano (1955) was a Western - Film directed by William Castle and produced by Sam Wiesenthal and Robert Stillman.
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The Americano Quotes:
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Stevie: Pa, how far is Brazil?
Barney Dent: That's a long way away, Stevie - clear across the world.
Daughter: Is it as far as Amarillo?
Barney Dent: Yeah, farther!
Stevie: Why are our bulls going to Brazil?
Barney Dent: Because we sold 'em to a rancher down there.
See More Quotes from The AmericanoStevie: Pa, how far is Brazil?
Barney Dent: That's a long way away, Stevie - clear across the world.
Daughter: Is it as far as Amarillo?
Barney Dent: Yeah, farther!
Stevie: Why are our bulls going to Brazil?
Barney Dent: Because we sold 'em to a rancher down there.
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Sara Montiel was originally cast for the role of Teresa and filmed some sequences in the Matto Grosso jungle. There are stills where she is seen handling a big snake, possibly an anaconda, along with Glenn Ford, Cesar Romero and others in the cast. In her 2000 autobiography Sara relates how the production ran out of money in Brazil and everybody was sent back to Hollywood with canceled contracts. Months later she was called to resume filming but by then she had signed with Warner Bros. and could not finish "El Americano." She was replaced by Abbe Lane and her scenes were re-shot.