The Brave Bulls (1951)
A matador must recover his courage after being gored in the ring.
Top billed cast
Mel FerrerLuís Bello
MiroslavaLinda de Calderón
Anthony QuinnRaul Fuentes
Eugene IglesiasPepe Bello
José TorvayEladio Gómez
CharlitaRaquelita
José Luis Vásquez “Mexicano”Yank Delgado- Alfonso AlvarezLoco Ruiz
- Alfredo AguilarPancho Perez
- Francisco BalderasMonkey García
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