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Plunder of the Sun

  • 1953
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  • 1 घं 21 मि
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Glenn Ford and Diana Lynn in Plunder of the Sun (1953)
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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंAmerican adventurer gets involved in archaeological artifact smuggling and treasure hunting in Mexico.American adventurer gets involved in archaeological artifact smuggling and treasure hunting in Mexico.American adventurer gets involved in archaeological artifact smuggling and treasure hunting in Mexico.

  • निर्देशक
    • John Farrow
  • लेखक
    • Jonathan Latimer
    • David Dodge
  • स्टार
    • Glenn Ford
    • Diana Lynn
    • Patricia Medina
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      • John Farrow
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      • Jonathan Latimer
      • David Dodge
    • स्टार
      • Glenn Ford
      • Diana Lynn
      • Patricia Medina
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    Glenn Ford
    Glenn Ford
    • Al Colby
    Diana Lynn
    Diana Lynn
    • Julie Barnes
    Patricia Medina
    Patricia Medina
    • Anna Luz
    Francis L. Sullivan
    Francis L. Sullivan
    • Thomas Berrien
    Sean McClory
    Sean McClory
    • Jefferson
    Eduardo Noriega
    Eduardo Noriega
    • Raul Cornejo
    Julio Villarreal
    Julio Villarreal
    • Ulbaldo Navarro
    • (as Julio Villareal)
    Charles Rooner
    Charles Rooner
    • Captain Bergman
    Douglass Dumbrille
    Douglass Dumbrille
    • Consul
    • (as Douglas Dumbrille)
    Mona Barrie
    Mona Barrie
    • Tourist
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Victorio Blanco
    • Waiter
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Juan García
    Juan García
    • Bartender
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Margarito Luna
    • Tacho
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Carlos Múzquiz
    • Museum Curator
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Manuel Vergara 'Manver'
    • Man Playing Cards
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    • निर्देशक
      • John Farrow
    • लेखक
      • Jonathan Latimer
      • David Dodge
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    3Rand-Al

    Read the book

    Not much of David Dodge's novel remains in this film version, other than the names of some of the characters and the basic plot. American insurance investigator Al Colby is hired to smuggle a package out of Havana and into Oaxaca, Mexico. When the man who hired him is murdered aboard ship, Colby decides to find out what he is carrying and why it is worth killing for. Unscrupulous antiquities dealers, disgraced archaeologists, and desperate women all clash in a search for buried Zapotecan treasure. Glenn Ford is serviceable as Al Colby, but the plot is murky, the characters are under-developed, and the location is inexplicably changed from Peru to Mexico. Although it is long out-of-print, copies of the book are still relatively easy to find (unlike prints of this film, which is still tied up in Wayne estate litigation), and reading the book is a much better use of one's time.
    8cariart

    Greed, Buried Treasure, and Glenn Ford, too!

    While much of Glenn Ford's early 1950s film output are unabashedly 'B' movies (he filled the same niche as Robert Mitchum did, at RKO), the movies are, by and large, very entertaining, and "Plunder of the Sun", shot in Mexico for Warners and John Wayne's Batjac Productions, is no exception. Directed by John Farrow, this action drama offers noir elements (an ambiguous hero, a 'fallen' woman, brutal violence, and an 'expressionist' use of light and shadow), John Huston-like characters (reminiscent of both "The Maltese Falcon" and "Treasure of Sierra Madre"), and an actually pretty accurate look at ancient Indian civilizations that built cities with pyramids when Europe consisted of little more than tribes.

    Ford is Al Colby, a down-on-his-luck American recruited by rotund Thomas Berrien (Sidney Greenstreet-channeling Francis L. Sullivan) to slip a package through Mexican customs. When Berrien unexpectedly dies, a variety of characters offers Colby money, potential treasure, or his life, in exchange for the mysterious package, which he discovers contains part of an ancient document mapping where a hidden cache of priceless artifacts is buried. Seduced by both beautiful native girl Patricia Medina, who seems involved with all the 'major players', and drunken American 'party girl' Diana Lynn (doing a 'Gloria Grahame' impression), and 'educated' through beatings and genial lectures by the mysterious 'Jefferson' (scene-stealing Sean McClory), Colby teeters between succumbing to the vast wealth the document promises, and 'doing the right thing', and turning everything over to the Mexican authorities, who legally 'own' the artifacts. While Ford's portrayal lacks the subtle shadings of Bogart or Mitchum, he handles the moral dilemma quite well, and he certainly can take a beating!

    With much of the action filmed at actual Aztec sites, in Oaxaca, Mexico, the film has an authentic 'feel', is fast-paced, and very watchable.

    Certainly worth a look!
    Lechuguilla

    Theme Of Archeology

    Illegal looting of ancient human artifacts is the unusual theme of this adventure story, set mostly in Mexico. Told in flashback, the lead character is a man named Al Colby (Glenn Ford) who gets involved in intrigue when he agrees to deliver a small packet from Cuba to a Mexican destination via ship.

    Assorted characters complicate Colby's courier task. But none of these characters are interesting, least of all the flippant Jefferson (Sean McClory), with his crew cut and awful glasses. Indeed, the main problem with the film is the script, with its contrived and hokey premise, and the Jefferson character as a villain.

    On the other hand, the tours of the various archeology sites are fascinating. And if the script had dumped some of the characters and focused more on the treasure hunt, the film would have been better.

    The B&W cinematography is quite good, with its dark shadows and strange camera angles. It's almost noirish. Filmed on location in Mexico, the outdoor visuals convey a sense of grand scope and historical authenticity.

    Francis L. Sullivan is well cast as a shady businessman. And lovely, exotic Patricia Medina is ideal as the mysterious and sultry Anna Luz. But Glenn Ford is a poor choice for the lead role. Had he been any less animated, he could have passed for one of those stone statues at the ancient ruins.

    The film is worth watching once, mostly for the outdoor visuals and the small part of the plot that deals with characters using clues to find missing treasure. But the film could have been so much more entertaining with a more adventure-minded actor in the lead role, and a plot geared more to the frustrations and unknown dangers linked to the task of finding buried treasure.
    10whpratt1

    Ford was Outstanding

    Glenn Ford,(Al Colby),"The Big Heat",'53 played an insurance man down on his luck in Mexico and meets up with Patricia Medina,(Anna Luz),"The Beast of Hollow Mountain",'56, who buys Al Colby a drink and makes sexual advances toward him and manages to involve him with a man who gives Al a package to deliver for $1,000 and that makes Al very happy, because he is completely broke. Diana Lynn,(Julie Barnes),"Track of the Cat",'54, plays the role of a sexy blond who is drunk most of the time and is always trying to get Al Colby into bed with her. It seems that Al Colby has some secrets that concern a very wealthy treasure and everyone either wants to kill him or go in business with him. Glenn Ford was at the top of his career and gave an outstanding performance.
    5wes-connors

    Gold Things Come in Small Packages

    San Francisco insurance adjuster Glenn Ford (as Al Colby) is in hot water. He tells US authorities in Mexico what put him there… Quickly, we flashback as Mr. Ford arrives in Havana, Cuba. Strapped for cash, Ford meets alluring Patricia Medina (as Anna Luz) at a bar and takes a job offered by her old and ailing companion Francis L. Sullivan (as Thomas Berrien). Plagued by a bad heart and confined to a wheelchair, Mr. Sullivan hires Ford to help them smuggle a small package into Mexico. En route, the newly formed trio meet sneaky blond Sean McClory (as Jefferson), who is interested in small packages. Ford also encounters tipsy tramp Diana Lynn (as Julie Barnes), who propositions him with the line, "I like well built men." Finally, the package Ford is carrying opens, and mysteries are revealed. Unfortunately the plot thins and several in the cast act types rather than parts. However, the location photography by Jack Draper makes it nice looking.

    ***** Plunder of the Sun (8/26/53) John Farrow ~ Glenn Ford, Patricia Medina, Diana Lynn, Sean McClory

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    • ट्रिविया
      Glenn Ford turned down the lead role in Hondo (1953) because he had not enjoyed working with director John Farrow on this film.
    • गूफ़
      Douglass Dumbrille's name is misspelled in the credits as "Douglas."
    • भाव

      Al Colby: Take a good look at yourself! Who'd want to kiss THAT?

    • क्रेज़ी क्रेडिट
      Plunder of the Sun was filmed in its entirety in Mexico in the Zapotecan ruins of Mitla and Monte Alban. We wish to express our gratitude to the wonderful people of Oaxaca, Veracruz and the Churubusco-Azteca Studios in Mexico City for their help and cooperation.
    • कनेक्शन
      Referenced in In Lonely Places: Film Noir Beyond the City (2014)
    • साउंडट्रैक
      Sin ella
      Written by Enrique Fabregat

      Sung by an unidentified singer in the saloon

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    • रिलीज़ की तारीख़
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