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{{Infobox film
{{Infobox film
| name = The Divine Caste
| name = The Divine Caste
| image =
| image =
| caption =
| caption =
| director = [[Julián Pastor ]]
| director = [[Julián Pastor]]
| producer =
| producer =
| writer = [[Eduardo Luján ]]
| writer = [[Eduardo Luján]]
| starring = [[Ignacio López Tarso]] <br> [[Ana Luisa Peluffo]] <br> [[Pedro Armendáriz Jr.]]
| starring = [[Ignacio López Tarso]] <br> [[Ana Luisa Peluffo]] <br> [[Pedro Armendáriz Jr.]]
| music = [[Joaquín Gutiérrez Heras ]]
| music = [[Joaquín Gutiérrez Heras]]
| cinematography = [[José Ortiz Ramos ]]
| cinematography = [[José Ortiz Ramos]]
| editing = [[José W. Bustos]]
| editing = [[José W. Bustos]]
| studio = Corporación Nacional Cinematográfica <br> Dasa Films
| studio = Corporación Nacional Cinematográfica <br> Dasa Films
| distributor =
| distributor =
| released = 17 November 1977
| released = 17 November 1977
| runtime = 120 minutes
| runtime = 120 minutes
| country = Mexico
| country = Mexico
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| gross =
| gross =
}}
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'''''The Divine Caste''''' (Spanish:'''''La casta divina''''') is a 1977 Mexican [[historical film|historical]] [[drama film]] directed by [[Julián Pastor]] and starring [[Ignacio López Tarso]], [[Ana Luisa Peluffo]] and [[Pedro Armendáriz Jr.]].<ref>Mora p.139</ref> The film is set in [[Yucatán (state)|Yucatán]] around the time of the [[Mexican Revolution]] and portrays the social upheaval following General [[Salvador Alvarado]]'s arrival in the area.
'''''The Divine Caste''''' (Spanish: '''''La casta divina''''') is a 1977 Mexican [[historical film|historical]] [[drama film]] directed by [[Julián Pastor]] and starring [[Ignacio López Tarso]], [[Ana Luisa Peluffo]] and [[Pedro Armendáriz Jr.]]<ref>Mora, p. 139</ref> The film is set in [[Yucatán]] around the time of the [[Mexican Revolution]] and portrays the social upheaval following General [[Salvador Alvarado]]'s arrival in the area.


==Cast==
==Cast==
* [[Ignacio López Tarso]] as Don Wilfrido
* [[Ignacio López Tarso]] as Don Wilfrido
* [[Ana Luisa Peluffo]] as Tulita
* [[Ana Luisa Peluffo]] as Tulita
* [[Pedro Armendáriz Jr.]] as Abel Ortiz Argumedo
* [[Pedro Armendáriz Jr.]] as Abel Ortiz Argumedo
* [[Tina Romero]] as Elidé
* [[Tina Romero]] as Elidé
* [[Jorge Martínez de Hoyos]] as General Salvador Alvarado
* [[Jorge Martínez de Hoyos]] as General Salvador Alvarado
* [[Sergio Calderón ]] as Padre Chano
* [[Sergio Calderón]] as Padre Chano
* [[René Cardona ]] as Consul Cubano
* [[René Cardona]] as Consul Cubano
* [[Roberto Dumont]] as Teniente Maximo
* [[Roberto Dumont]] as Teniente Máximo
* [[Blanca Torres]] as Doña Amira
* [[Blanca Torres]] as Doña Amira
* [[Marissa Maynez]] as Charito
* [[Marissa Maynez]] as Charito
* [[Miguel Ángel Ferriz]] Panelio Peon
* [[Miguel Ángel Ferriz]] as Panelio Peón
* [[Jorge Balzaretti]] as Efraín
* [[Jorge Balzaretti]] as Efraín
* [[Lina Montes]] as Doña Engracia
* [[Lina Montes]] as Doña Engracia
* [[Ignacio Retes ]] as Don Emilio
* [[Ignacio Retes]] as Don Emilio
* [[José Nájera ]] as Don Nico
* [[José Nájera]] as Don Nico
* [[Julio Monterde]] as Don Gabriel
* [[Julio Monterde]] as Don Gabriel
* [[César Sobrevals]] as Crisanto
* [[César Sobrevals]] as Crisanto
* [[Refugio Flores]] as Gloria
* [[Refugio Flores]] as Gloria
* [[Sandra Cabargo]] as Rosa
* [[Sandra Cabargo]] as Rosa
* [[Alejandra De la Cruz]] as Matux
* [[Alejandra de la Cruz]] as Matux
* [[Beatriz Marín ]] as La tiple
* [[Beatriz Marín ]] as La Tiple
* [[León Singer]] as Don Diego Rendón
* [[León Singer]] as Don Diego Rendón
* [[Max Kerlow]] as Arzobispo de Yucatán
* [[Max Kerlow]] as Arzobispo de Yucatán
* [[Martín Palomares]] as Justino
* [[Martín Palomares]] as Justino
* [[Eduardo Ocaña ]] as Moises
* [[Eduardo Ocaña]] as Moisés
* [[Jorge Fegán ]] as Don Ambrosio
* [[Jorge Fegán]] as Don Ambrosio
* [[Federico Castillo]] as Carlos
* [[Federico Castillo]] as Carlos
* [[Alicia Garcia]] as Niña Maya
* [[Alicia García]] as Niña Maya
* [[Wilberto Herrera]] as Carretero viejo
* [[Wilberto Herrera]] as Carretero viejo
* [[Fabio Ramírez]] as Don Alberto
* [[Fabio Ramírez]] as Don Alberto
* [[Celia Acevedo]] as Tomasa
* [[Celia Acevedo]] as Tomasa
* [[Neyda Vargas]] as Chana
* [[Neyda Vargas]] as Chana
* [[Alfredo Novelo ]] as Dr. Rosales
* [[Alfredo Novelo]] as Dr. Rosales
* [[Erica Mireles ]] as Del Carmen
* [[Erica Mireles]] as Del Carmen
* [[Silvia Manríquez ]] as Claudette
* [[Silvia Manríquez]] as Claudette
* [[Carlos Aguilar (actor)|Carlos Aguilar]] as General Jara
* [[Carlos Aguilar (actor)|Carlos Aguilar]] as General Jara
* [[Mário Herrera ]] as Soldado
* [[Mário Herrera]] as Soldado
* [[Manolo del Río ]] as Borracho
* [[Manolo del Río]] as Borracho
* [[Joaquín Cortez]] as Artesano
* [[Joaquín Cortez]] as Artesano
* [[Roberto Obregon]] as Profesor
* [[Roberto Obregon]] as Profesor
* [[Hernando Herrera]] as Empresario
* [[Hernando Herrera]] as Empresario
* [[Gualberto Trejo]] as Bohemio I
* [[Gualberto Trejo]] as Bohemio I
* [[Sergio Duarte (actor)|Sergio Duarte]] as Bohemio II
* [[Sergio Duarte (actor)|Sergio Duarte]] as Bohemio II


== References ==
== References ==
{{reflist}}
{{Reflist}}


== Bibliography ==
== Bibliography ==

Revision as of 22:28, 30 June 2016

The Divine Caste
Directed byJulián Pastor
Written byEduardo Luján
StarringIgnacio López Tarso
Ana Luisa Peluffo
Pedro Armendáriz Jr.
CinematographyJosé Ortiz Ramos
Edited byJosé W. Bustos
Music byJoaquín Gutiérrez Heras
Production
companies
Corporación Nacional Cinematográfica
Dasa Films
Release date
17 November 1977
Running time
120 minutes
CountryMexico
LanguageSpanish

The Divine Caste (Spanish: La casta divina) is a 1977 Mexican historical drama film directed by Julián Pastor and starring Ignacio López Tarso, Ana Luisa Peluffo and Pedro Armendáriz Jr.[1] The film is set in Yucatán around the time of the Mexican Revolution and portrays the social upheaval following General Salvador Alvarado's arrival in the area.

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References

  1. ^ Mora, p. 139

Bibliography

  • Mora, Carl J. Mexican Cinema: Reflections of a Society, 1896-2004. McFarland & Co, 2005.

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