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Rain for a Dusty Summer (1971)
"I Have No Regrets - To Conquer Fear is to Conquer Death"
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40
Starring
Ernest Borgnine
Humberto Almazán
Sancho Gracia
Director
Arthur Lubin
Writers
Julius Evans
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NR
1 hr 33 min
Sep 22nd, 1971
Drama
,
Western
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Plot
In Mexico, a mad general is leading his own war against the Church. Priests are rounded up, churches burned down and religion outlawed. The suffering of one pious catholic priest could bring the tide of change however.
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Movie Details
Theatrical Release:
September 22nd, 1971
Original Language:
English
Executive Producers:
Joseph P. Mawra
mexico
priest
Cast & Crew
E
Ernest Borgnine
as The General
H
Humberto Almazán
as Miguel Pro
S
Sancho Gracia
as Humberto Pro
A
Aldo Sambrell
as Colonel Marinos
H
Harry Harris
as Joe Weiler
G
Gemma Cuervo
as Loreto
J
Julius Evans
Writer
M
Manuel Berenguer
Director of Photography
G
G.B. Buscemi
Writer
J
Juan Alberto Soler
Art Direction
J
Julius Evans
Associate Producer
R
Richard Greer
Editor
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