Acapulco Gold
Acapulco Gold is a 1978 film that runs for 88 minutes and is set in the United States. The movie features a talented cast including Ed Nelson as Hollister, Henry Gomez as Hijacker, David Brooks Palmer as Poindexter, Marjo Gortner as Ralph, John Harkins as Frye, Phil Hoover as George, Kwan Hi Lim as Wang, Lawrence P. Casey as Gordon, Robert Lansing as Solborg, Charles Peck as Herb, Randy Oakes as Sally, Barlow Chu as Iwanabe, Robert A. Preston as Buelford, Camille Almy as Doris, Jean Good as Sinclair, Sharon Akino as Consuela, Donald Carter as Chief, Karma Christensen as Nun, Olga Dotson as Ramona, and Hector Venegas as Mexican Cellmate.
The story follows a group of diverse characters as they embark on a journey involving gold smuggling in Acapulco. With a mix of action, suspense, and drama, the film portrays the challenges and conflicts that arise among the group as they navigate through dangerous situations and unexpected betrayals.
Ed Nelson delivers a captivating performance as Hollister, the leader of the group, while Marjo Gortner shines as the unpredictable Ralph. The chemistry between the actors brings depth to their characters, providing viewers with a compelling narrative that keeps them on the edge of their seats.
Directed by a talented team, Acapulco Gold is a gripping film that showcases the complexities of human nature when faced with greed and desperation. The stunning scenery of Acapulco serves as a backdrop to the intense storyline, adding an element of exoticism to the movie.
Overall, Acapulco Gold is a must-watch for fans of crime dramas and thrillers. With its stellar cast, engaging plot, and stunning visuals, the film is sure to leave a lasting impression on audiences long after the credits roll.
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