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Treasure of the Aztecs ()

Der Schatz der Azteken (original title)
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Dr. Karl Sternau supports the Mexican national president Juarez against the army of Austrian Maximilian who have occupied the country. Karl and Juarez hope to fund their fight with the recently discovered, legendary treasure of the Aztecs.

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Dr. Karl Sternau
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Count Alfonso di Rodriganda y Sevilla
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Capt. Lazoro Verdoja
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Josefa
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Rosita Arbellez
Teresa Lorca ...
Karja
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Benito Juarez
Hans Nielsen ...
Don Pedro Arbellez
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Lt. Potoca
Kelo Henderson ...
Frank Wilson
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Marshal Bazaine
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Count Don Fernando di Rodriganda y Sevilla
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Abraham Lincoln
Antun Nalis ...
Pablo Cortejo
Djordje Nenadovic ...
Count Embarez
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Andreas Hasenpfeffer
Mirko Kujacic ...
Flathouani
Milivoje Popovic-Mavid ...
Black Deer
Branimir Tori Jankovic ...
Panteo
Fulvija Irvermizzi ...
Lady In Stagecoach
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Girl In Stagecoach
Rolf Rolphs ...
Alimpo
Reinhold Pasch ...
Don Fernando's Notary
Nada Radovic ...
Big India
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Pedro
Dragoslav Dzadzevic ...
Man by Juarez
Jovan Rancic ...
French Lieutenant
Willy Egger ...
Bazaine's Secretary
Mate Ivankovic ...
Soldier
Branko Krsmanovic ...
Dancer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Predrag Milinkovic ...
Dancer (uncredited)
Mihajlo 'Bata' Paskaljevic ...
French Soldier (uncredited)
Minja Vojvodic ...
(uncredited)

Directed by

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Robert Siodmak

Written by

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Karl May ... (novel "Schloß Rodriganda")
 
Ladislas Fodor ... () &
Robert A. Stemmle ... () (as R.A. Stemmle) &
Georg Marischka ... ()
 
Paul Jarrico ... () (uncredited)

Produced by

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Artur Brauner ... producer
Götz Dieter Wulf ... producer (as Götz-Dieter Wulf)

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Erwin Halletz

Cinematography by

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Siegfried Hold

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Walter Wischniewsky

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Hertha Hareiter ... (as Herta Hareiter)
Kosta Krivokapic
Otto Pischinger

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Veljko Despotovic
Miodrag Miric
Milan Todorovic

Costume Design by

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Edith Almoslino

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Sabine Brodt ... makeup artist
Werner Schröder ... makeup artist
Heinz Stamm ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Erwin Dräger ... production manager
Willy Egger ... production manager
Fausto Jakovljevic ... assistant production manager
Mihajlo Rasic ... production manager

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Stevan Petrovic ... assistant director (as Stevo Petrovic)

Sound Department

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Max Galinsky ... sound
Erhard Schulze ... sound

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Giancarlo Bastianoni ... stunt double: Lex Barker
Mario De Barros ... stunt double: Lex Barker
Frank Hayden ... stunts
Slavoljub Plavsic-Zvonce ... stunts
Aleksandar Djuric ... stunts (uncredited)
Marijan Habazin ... stunts (uncredited)
Nikola Ilic ... stunts (uncredited)
Aleksandar Kolandzic ... stunts (uncredited)
Vladimir Simic ... stunts (uncredited)
Dragomir Stanojevic ... stunts (uncredited)
Karlo Tangar ... stunts (uncredited)
Milan Umiljanic ... stunts (uncredited)

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Richard R. Rimmel ... assistant camera (as Richard Reuben Rimmel)

Script and Continuity Department

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Monika Kalwa ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Lothar Blumhagen ... voice dubbing: Gérard Barray (uncredited)
Wilhelm Borchert ... voice dubbing: Jeff Corey (uncredited)
Rainer Brandt ... voice dubbing: Rik Battaglia (uncredited)
Claudia Brodzinska ... voice dubbing: Teresa Lorca (uncredited)
Michael Chevalier ... voice dubbing: Gustavo Rojo (uncredited)
Gerd Duwner ... voice dubbing: Jovan Rancic (uncredited)
Erna Haffner ... voice dubbing: Nadezda Bradic (uncredited)
Gert Günther Hoffmann ... voice dubbing: Lex Barker (uncredited)
Claus Jurichs ... voice dubbing: Willy Egger (uncredited)
Robert Klupp ... voice dubbing: Antun Nalis (uncredited)
Klaus W. Krause ... voice dubbing: Friedrich von Ledebur (uncredited)
Marianne Lutz ... voice dubbing: Alessandra Panaro (uncredited)
Karl Heinz Mannchen ... production assistant (uncredited)
Arnold Marquis ... voice dubbing: Kelo Henderson (uncredited)
Horst Niendorf ... voice dubbing: Dragoslav Dzadzevic (uncredited)
Heinz Petruo ... voice dubbing: Djordje Nedanovic (uncredited)
Eva Katharina Schultz ... voice dubbing: Michèle Girardon (uncredited)
Siegfried Schürenberg ... voice dubbing: Jean-Roger Caussimon (uncredited)
Friedrich von Ledebur ... voice dubbing: Mirko Kujacic (uncredited)
Alexander Welbat ... voice dubbing: Milivoje Popovic-Mavid (uncredited)
Helmut Wildt ... voice dubbing: Fausto Tozzi (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

Dr. Karl Sternau, the personal physician of the count Bismarck, who spent much of his youth in Mexico, is sent back to that country during the occupation by French troops in the service of the Austrian 'Emperor' Maximilian, to carry an encouraging letter from U.S. President Lincoln to the nationalist Mexican president Benito Juarez. It's good news, but there's no cash- both men wonder whether that's to be found in the legendary treasure of the Aztecs (hence the German title), the whereabouts of which an ancient priest has just disclosed to the female heiress of the Aztec imperial family. Meanwhile they turn for -promised- support to Mexico's largest landowner, whose laborers are all Aztec descendants, count Don Fernando de Rodriganda y Sevilla, whose son and heir conde Alfonso is a gambling squanderer... Written by KGF Vissers

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Also Known As
  • I violenti di Rio Bravo (Italy)
  • Les mercenaires du Rio Grande (France)
  • Treasure of the Aztecs (United States)
  • Treasure of the Aztecs (Europe, English title)
  • Mercenaries of the Rio Grande (United States)
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  • 101 min
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Trivia Plans by producer Artur Brauner to shoot at the original locations in Mexico were dropped in favor of Yugoslavia, where many other Karl May movies were filmed. See more »
Movie Connections Followed by Pyramid of the Sun God (1965). See more »

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