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Pedro Páramo (1967 film)

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Director
  
Carlos Velo

Music director
  
Joaquin Gutierrez Heras

Language
  
Spanish

7.2/10
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Genre
  
Drama, Fantasy, Horror

Duration
  

Country
  
Mexico


Writer
  
Carlos Fuentes
,
Juan Rulfo

Release date
  
17 January 1967 (1967-01-17)

Screenplay
  
Carlos Velo, Carlos Fuentes, Manuel Barbachano Ponce

Cast
  
John Gavin
(Pedro Páramo),
Ignacio López Tarso
(Fulgor Sedano),
Pilar Pellicer
(Susana San Juan),
Julissa
(Ana Renteria)

Similar movies
  
Pueblerina (1949), Black Wind (1964), Ignacio Lopez Tarso appears in Pedro Paramo and The Empty Star, Reed: Insurgent Mexico (1973), La Malquerida (1949)

Pedro Páramo is a 1967 Mexican drama film directed by Carlos Velo. It was entered into the 1967 Cannes Film Festival. It is based on the short novel of the same name.

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Cast

  • John Gavin as Pedro Páramo
  • Ignacio López Tarso as Fulgor Sedano
  • Pilar Pellicer as Susana San Juan
  • Carlos Fernández as Juan Preciado
  • Julissa as Ana Rentería
  • Graciela Doring as Damiana Cisneros
  • Augusto Benedico as Padre Rentería
  • Beatriz Sheridan as Eduviges Diada
  • Claudia Millán as Dolores Preciado
  • Rosa Furman as Dorotea la Cuarraca
  • Joaquín Martínez as Abundio Martínez
  • Jorge Russek as El Tilcuate
  • Eric del Castillo as Perseverancio
  • Amparo Villegas as Madre Villa
  • Graciela Lara
  • Alfonso Arau as Saltaperico

    • Production

    Pedro Páramo (1967 film) Pedro Pramo Bocas Lit Fest

    John Gavin was best known for appearing in Ross Hunter movies. He had a Mexican mother and said he made this film "so I could make something I was proud of." He was first asked to make the film by Fuentes in 1962. Gavin:

    In Mexico, Pedro Paramo is as important as Don Quixote is in Spain. This may sound grandiose but it can be compared with Dante's Divine Inferno or Goethe's Faust. It is the journey of a young man in search of his father but, as an allegory, it is man in search of himself... It's the biggest Mexican film ever made.

    Release

    The film was released in the US in 1967.

    References

    Pedro Páramo (1967 film) Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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