Dawn of America Trailer

Dawn of America Trailer (1951)

20 December 1951 Drama, History 112 mins

Kingdom of Castile, the late fifteenth century. The film chronicles the events that Cristóbal Colón lived (Antonio Vilar) from their stay in the Convent of La Rabida, his meeting with the Catholic Monarchs and, above all, the great odyssey that led to cross the Atlantic and reach the shores of America (1492), thus beginning a new era in the history of mankind.

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Cast

António Vilar

as Cristóbal Colón

Amparo Rivelles

as Reina Isabel la Católica

María Martín

as Beatriz

José Suárez

as Rey Fernando el Católico

Virgílio Teixeira

as Pedro de Arana

Manuel Luna

as Isaac

Jesús Tordesillas

as Fray Juan Pérez

Ana María Custodio

as Madre de Beatriz

José Marco Davó

as Martín Alonso Pinzón

Alberto Romea

as Cardenal Mendoza

Nicolás D. Perchicot

as Fray Antonio de Marchena

Fernando Sancho

as Pedro Salcedo

Francisco Pierrá

as Miembro de la junta

Arturo Marín

as Pedro Vázquez de la Frontera

Crew

Sigfrido Burman

Sigfrido Burman Set Decoration

Francisco Prósper

Francisco Prósper Construction Coordinator

Alfredo Fraile

Alfredo Fraile Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Spain 20 December 1951

Portugal 14 October 1952

Romania 20 December 1951

Production Companies

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