| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Henri Verneuil | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
| Anthony Quinn | Leon Alastray | |
| Anjanette Comer | Kinita | |
| Charles Bronson | Teclo | |
| Sam Jaffe | Father Joseph | |
| Silvia Pinal | Felicia | |
| Jorge Martinez de Hoyos | Felipe Cayetano | |
| Jaime Fernandez | 'Golden Lance' | |
| Rosa Furman | Agueda | |
| Leon Askin | Vicar General | |
| Jose Chavez | Antonito | |
| Ivan Desny | Col. Calleja | |
| Fernand Gravey | Governor | |
| Pedro Armendariz Jr. | Father Lucas | |
| Jorge Russek | Pedro | |
| Aurora Clavel | Magdalena | |
| Julio Aldama | Diego | |
| Jose Angel Espinosa Ferrusquilla | Luis | |
| Pancho Cordova | Kino | |
| Enrique Lucero | Renaldo | |
| Chano Urueta | Miguel | |
| Noe Murayama | Capt. Lopez | |
| Guillermo Hernandez | Timoteo | |
| Francisco Reiguera | Bishop | |
| Carlos Berriochea | Pablo | |
| Armando Acosta | Pascual | |
| Guy Fox | Villager | |
| Rico Lopez | Villager | |
| Emilio Fernandez | ||
| Jean-Paul Moulinot | ||
| Paul Frees | Voice | |
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Japan release date: 23rd April 1968 UK release date: 28th April 1968
Mexico release date: 2nd May 1968
Argentina release date: 20th June 1968
Finland release date: 19th July 1968 United States
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