Camino de Sacramento (1946)
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- G
- 1h 35min
- Adventure, Drama
- 02 May 1946 (Mexico)
- Movie
In Sacramento, Mexico, Antonio Ruiz is a bandit better known as 'El Halcon' (The Hawk). He had a twin brother who unfortunately died some time ago. At least this is what he thinks. In Seville, Spain, Juan Ruiz is a lawyer who once had a...
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Cast
| Jorge Negrete | ... |
Juan Ruiz / Antonio Ruiz
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| Rosario Granados | ... |
Luisa
(as Charito Granados)
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| Julio Villarreal | ... |
Don Enrique Ledesma
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Pepe Martínez | ... |
Curro
(as Pepito Martinez)
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Ernesto Cortázar | ... |
Ramón
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Carlos Múzquiz | ... |
El Chueco
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Eva Martino | ... |
Reyna
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Jorge Valdés Gómez | ... |
Trio Guitarrist
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Jorge Arriaga | ... |
(uncredited)
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Guillermo Bravo Sosa | ... |
Bandido (uncredited)
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Ricardo Carti | ... |
Señor Castillo (señor juez) (uncredited)
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José Escanero | ... |
Bartolomé (uncredited)
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Magdalena Estrada | ... |
Pancracia (uncredited)
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Lidia Franco | ... |
Invitada al baile (uncredited)
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| Carmelita González | ... |
Señorita en baile (uncredited)
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Leonor Gómez | ... |
Cocinera (uncredited)
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Juan José Laboriel | ... |
Hombre en barco (uncredited)
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Salvador Lozano | ... |
Hombre en Sevilla (uncredited)
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Héctor Mateos | ... |
Enviado de Ledesma (uncredited)
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Kika Meyer | ... |
Invitada al baile (uncredited)
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Patricia Morán | ... |
Chica rubia en baile (uncredited)
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| Salvador Quiroz | ... |
Fray Servando (uncredited)
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José Ignacio Rocha | ... |
Posadero (uncredited)
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Humberto Rodríguez | ... |
Cantinero (uncredited)
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Aurora Ruiz | ... |
Sirvienta de Luisa (uncredited)
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Ceferino Silva | ... |
Coyote (uncredited)
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| Ramón Sánchez | ... |
Bandido (uncredited)
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Raquel Téllez Girón | ... |
Señora Castillo (uncredited)
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María Valdealde | ... |
Invitada al baile (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Chano Urueta | ||
Written by
| Leopoldo Baeza y Aceves | ... | (adaptation) |
| Ernesto Cortázar | ... | (adaptation) |
| Tito Davison | ... | (adaptation) |
| Alexandre Dumas | ... | (novel "Los Hermanos Corzos") |
| Honoré de Balzac | ... | (novel "La Vendetta") (as H. de Balzac) |
Produced by
| Gregorio Walerstein | ... | producer |
Music by
| Rosalío Ramírez | ||
| Federico Ruiz | ||
Cinematography by
| Jack Draper | ||
Editing by
| Mario González | ||
Production Design by
| Luis Moya | ||
Makeup Department
| Dolores Camarillo | ... | makeup artist (as Fraustita) |
Production Management
| Alfredo Ripstein Jr. | ... | production manager |
| Manuel Rodríguez | ... | production chief |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Américo Fernández | ... | assistant director |
Sound Department
| Manuel Topete | ... | dialogue recordist |
Special Effects by
| Machado Hermanos | ... | special effects (as Hnos. Machado) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Carlos Martel | ... | camera operator (as Carlos Martell) |
Music Department
| Ernesto Cortázar | ... | composer: songs |
| B.J. Kroger | ... | music recordist |
| Jorge Negrete | ... | composer: songs |
| Trío Tamaulipeco | ... | music performers (as Trio Tamaulipecos) |
| Trío Cancioneros del Sur | ... | music performers |
| Trío Cuachalacas | ... | music performers |
| Trío Guerrerenses | ... | music performers |
Additional Crew
| Humberto Mariles | ... | equestrian director (as Mayor H. Mariles) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Ameritalia (1946) (Italy) (theatrical)
- Clasa-Mohme (1946) (United States) (theatrical) (Spanish language only)
- Filmonde (1951) (France) (theatrical)
- Laguna Films (2005) (Mexico) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Azteca Films (studios and laboratories)
- Cine Sonido (sound)
Storyline
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In Sacramento, Mexico, Antonio Ruiz is a bandit better known as 'El Halcon' (The Hawk). He had a twin brother who unfortunately died some time ago. At least this is what he thinks. In Seville, Spain, Juan Ruiz is a lawyer who once had a twin brother before he died. At least this is what he believes. So when Juan travels to Sacramento and finds Antonio alive the two brothers fall into each other's arms. They soon decide to join forces to fight against Enrique Ledesma, the governor of Sacramento, who murdered their father. But they also vie for the beautiful eyes of Luisa, who can't marry both of them. Written by Guy Bellinger |
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