Duelo En El Dorado 

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The Mexican western Duelo en el Dorado was lensed sometime in the late 1960s. Luis Aguilar and Emilio Fernandez (yes, the same Emilio Fernandez who shot and killed a critic who'd carped about one of the films he'd directed) play antagonists who spend the film's running time at each other's throats-literally. One is a white settler, the other a Native American. The bone of contention is a white orphan, whom the Indian wants to adopt into his tribe. Duel en el Dorado is quite violent, but at least has the saving grace of solid story values. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Complete Cast:

Director(s):

René Cardona, Sr.

Writer(s):

Ramon Obon, Roberto G. Rivera

Producer(s):

Guillermo Calderon Stell

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