Amazon Quest - Production & Contact Info

Amazon Quest (1949)

Approved

75 min | Action, Drama

A young man travels to Brazil to claim his share of his father's rubber empire, and to find out exactly what happened to his father.

Director

Steve Sekely (as S.K. Seeley)

Writers

Al Martin (screenplay) | Irwin Gielgud (original story) | Louis Stevens (additional dialogue)

Producers

Cinematographer

Editor

Norman A. Cerf (as Norman Cerf)

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Release date

May 13, 1949 (United States)

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17 cast members

Name	Known for
Tom Neal Thomas Dekker Jr. Thomas Dekker Jr. See fewer	Detour (1945)
Carole Mathews Theresa Vasco Theresa Vasco See fewer	Swamp Women (1956)
Carole Donne Anna Narden Anna Narden See fewer	State Department: File 649 (1949)
Don Zelaya José Lobato José Lobato See fewer	San Francisco Docks (1940)
Ralph Graves Anna's Attorney Anna's Attorney See fewer	Rich Men's Sons (1927)
Joseph Crehan De Ruyter De Ruyter See fewer	Black Magic (1944)
Jack George Judge Judge See fewer	Murder Without Tears (1953)
Joseph Granby Mariano (as Joe Granby) Mariano (as Joe Granby) See fewer	The Great Romance (1919)
Edward Clark Nicholas Handel Nicholas Handel See fewer	Sally in Our Alley (1927)
Julian Rivero Vasco Vasco See fewer	Burn 'Em Up Barnes (I) (1934)
Lester Sharpe Clerk Clerk See fewer	Song of My Heart (1948)
Zacharias Yaconelli Clerk (as Z. Yaconelli) Clerk (as Z. Yaconelli) See fewer	O Grito do Ipiranga (1917)
Don Dillaway Guide Guide See fewer	Pack Up Your Troubles (1932)
Cosmo Sardo Ringleader Ringleader See fewer	Mission: Impossible (1966)
Paul Fierro Lieutenant Lieutenant See fewer	Sorry, Wrong Number (1948)
Frank Lackteen Native Chief Native Chief See fewer	The Green Archer (1925)
René Deltgen Thomas Dekker Sr. (edited from: Kautschuk) (archive footage) (uncredited) Thomas Dekker Sr. (edited from: Kautschuk) (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	The Tiger of Eschnapur (1959)