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Plunder of the Sun is a 1949 novel written by David F. Dodge about a hunt for ancient Peruvian treasure. It was adapted for the November 8, 1949 episode of the radio series Escape and later into the 1953 film noir of the same title, starring Glenn Ford and with the location changed to Mexico.

Plunder of the Sun
Diana Lynn and Glenn Ford in the film
Directed by	John Farrow
Written by	David F. Dodge (novel) Jonathan Latimer
Produced by	Robert Fellows
Starring	Glenn Ford Diana Lynn Patricia Medina Francis L. Sullivan
Cinematography	Jack Draper
Edited by	Harry Marker
Music by	Antonio Díaz Conde
Production company	Wayne-Fellows Productions
Distributed by	Warner Bros. (1953-1995) domain public (1995-2005) Paramount Pictures (2005-current)
Release date	August 26, 1953 (1953-08-26) (New York City)
Running time	82 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Box office	$1 million (US)[1]

Plot

Adventurer Al Colby is persuaded by Anna Luz and her antiquities-collector husband Thomas Berrien to help them smuggle a parcel into Mexico where its true value can be ascertained.

Warned that a man named Jefferson traveling on the same freighter might try to steal the parcel, Colby forms a partnership with Jefferson following Berrien's fatal heart attack aboard the ship. Jefferson betrays and shoots Colby, but Colby saves himself and the rare documents in time. They will be returned to a museum while he and Anna can enjoy a $25,000 reward.

Cast

• Glenn Ford as Al Colby
• Diana Lynn as Julie Barnes
• Patricia Medina as Anna Luz
• Francis L. Sullivan as Thomas Berrien
• Sean McClory as Jefferson
• Eduardo Noriega as Raul Cornejo
• Julio Villarreal as Ulbaldo Navarro
• Charles Rooner as Captain Bergman
• Douglass Dumbrille as Consul

Gallery

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  Glenn Ford
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  Patricia Medina
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  Glenn Ford

References

External links

• Plunder of the Sun at IMDb
• Plunder of the Sun at AllMovie
• Plunder of the Sun at the TCM Movie Database

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