Film
·
1989
Old Gringo
·
2h 0min
·
Action
Drama
Romance
A writer forms a triangle with a schoolmarm and a Mexican general on the run.
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A writer forms a triangle with a schoolmarm and a Mexican general on the run.
Released
9/13/1989
Runtime
2h 0min
Director
Luis Puenzo
Budget
$26,000,000
Revenue
$3,574,256
Genre
Action
Drama
Romance
Status
Released
Language
English
Production
Fonda Films, Columbia Pictures, Estudios Churubusco Azteca
Cast
Jane Fonda
Harriet Winslow
Gregory Peck
Ambrose Bierce
Jimmy Smits
Gen. Tomas Arroyo
Gabriela Roel
La luna
Patricio Contreras
Col. Frutos Garcia
Sergio Calderón
Zacarias
Guillermo Ríos
Monsalvo
Jim Metzler
Ron
Anne Pitoniak
Mrs. Winslow
Pedro Armendáriz Jr.
Pancho Villa
Samuel Valadez De La Torre
Consul Saunders
Jenny Gag
La Garduna
Salvador Sánchez
Floreal
Maya Zapata
Dolores
Stanley Grover
Gen. Saunders
Josefina Echánove
Clementina
Pedro Damián
Capt. Ovando
Paul Williams
Cinematographer
Isabel del Puerto
Women (uncredited)
Jenny Gago
La Garduna
José Olivares
Trinidad
Alicia del Lago
Trinidad's Wife
Carlos Cardán
Matias Salazar
Evangelina Sosa
Guadalupe
Víctor Carpinteiro
Hilario
Maria Victoria Mondragon
Old Woman
José Juan Rodriguez
Old Man
Mario Arévalo
Casimiro
Laurel Lyle
Librarian
Richardson Morse
Editor
José Jorge Zepeda
Administrator of Hacienda
Roberto Sosa
Lucio
María Luisa Coronel
Maria
Amelia Zapata
Juana
Mark Kelty
Journalist #1
Arturo Rodríguez Doring
MexicanJjournalist
Fernando Moya
Hotel Clerk
Juan Antonio Llanes
Assistant Hotel Clerk
Abel Woolrich
Tall Soldier
René Pereyra
Short soldier
Martín Palomares
Wounded Man
Roberto Ortiz
Federal Officer
Rubén Márquez
Old man at conference
John Sabol
Reporter
Fernando Manzano
Acting
Lorena Victoria
Acting
Enrique Lucero
Acting
Mateo Salazar
Acting
Margot Gabilondo
Acting
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