Savage Pampas
Oct 09, 1945 · 1h 33m
Rated 7.1 out of 10
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Director
Lucas Demare, Hugo FregoneseOverview
In a fort in the middle of the Pampa, their commander Hilario Castro decides to bring women from Buenos Aires to prevent deserting soldiers.
Cast of Savage Pampas
Francisco PetroneComandante Hilario Castro
Luisa VehilCamila Montes
Domingo SapelliJuan Padrón
Froilán VarelaSargento Yáñez
María Esther GamasLa mulata Dominga
Judith SuliánTeresa Campos
Roberto FugazotSargento Pozos
Margarita CoronaLa Todilla
Juan BonoComandante Chávez- Pedro CodinaFray Gregorio
Aurelia FerrerMicaela
María Concepción CésarLuz González
Tito AlonsoChango- José PrauseContreras
Enrique MuiñoNarrador (voz)
René MúgicaGaucho
José Ruzzo
Pablo Cumo- Francisco García Garaba
- Carlos Bertoldi
- Raúl Luar
Luis Otero- Jorge Molina Salas
- Mónica Vargas
- Cleo Contreras
Marino SeréComisario Aparicio- Arturo MontielManuel
Crew of Savage Pampas
Lucas DemareDirector
Hugo FregoneseDirector
Homero ManziStory, Dialogue
Ulyses Petit de MuratDialogue, Story
Lucio DemareOriginal Music Composer- Juan EhlertOriginal Music Composer
- José María BeltránDirector of Photography
- Humberto PeruzziDirector of Photography
- Bob RobertsDirector of Photography
- Carlos RinaldiEditor
- Atilio RinaldiEditor
- Germán GelpiSet Decoration
Enrique de RosasAssistant Director- Rubén W. CavallotiAssistant Director
About Savage Pampas
What is Savage Pampas about?
In a fort in the middle of the Pampa, their commander Hilario Castro decides to bring women from Buenos Aires to prevent deserting soldiers.
When was Savage Pampas released?
Savage Pampas was released on October 9, 1945.
How long is Savage Pampas?
Savage Pampas runs 1 hour 33 minutes (93 minutes).
Who directed Savage Pampas?
Savage Pampas was directed by Lucas Demare and Hugo Fregonese.
Who is in the cast of Savage Pampas?
The cast of Savage Pampas includes Francisco Petrone (Comandante Hilario Castro), Luisa Vehil (Camila Montes), Domingo Sapelli (Juan Padrón), Froilán Varela (Sargento Yáñez) and María Esther Gamas (La mulata Dominga).