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Rating: 7/10 by 110 users

Treasure of Silver Lake (1962)

Fred Engel's father is murdered by Colonel Brinkley in order to acquire a treasure map, however the Colonel only acquires half of it, the other half as held by Mrs. Butler. Discovering the scene of the crime, Old Shatterhand and Winnetou help Fred bring his father's murderer to justice and locate the treasure of Silver Lake.

Directing:
  • Harald Reinl
  • Radenko Ostojić
  • Charles M. Wakefield
  • Slavko Andreš
Writing:
  • Harald G. Petersson
  • Karl May
Stars:
Release Date: Wed, Dec 12, 1962

Rating: 7/10 by 110 users

Alternative Title:
O Tesouro dos Renegados - BR
Le trésor du lac d'argent - FR
Il tesoro del lago d'argento - IT
El tesoro del lago de la plata - ES

Country:
France
Germany
Yugoslavia
Language:
Deutsch
Runtime: 01 hour 51 minutes
Budget: $0
Revenue: $0

Plot Keyword: treasure, apache nation, native american, treasure hunt, quicksand

Lex Barker
Old Shatterhand
Götz George
Fred Engel
Karin Dor
Ellen Pattersson
Herbert Lom
Colonel Brinkley
Ralf Wolter
Sam Hawkens
Eddi Arent
Lord Castlepool
Mirko Boman
Uncle Gunstick
Branko Špoljar
Doc Jefferson Hartley
Antun Nalis
Bruns (uncredited)
Vladimir Medar
Saloon-Wirt (uncredited)
Hans Walter Clasen
Hilton (voice)
Horst Niendorf
Old Shatterhand (voice)
Herbert Stass
Winnetou (voice)
Rolf Mamero
Narrator (voice)
Josef Dahmen
Hartley (voice)
Karl Dall
Man in Saloon
Rudolf Fenner
Knox (voice)
Uwe Friedrichsen
Big Wolf (voice)
Benno Gellenbeck
Woodward (voice)
Erwin Linder
Patterson (voice)
Gerd Martienzen
Gunstick Uncle (voice)

CinemaSerf

If it were not for the terrible dubbing and the overpowering score that sounded more suitable for a "Tarzan" film, this would actually have made quite decent western. Lex Barker and his "magic silver stick" with his blood brother Apache "Winnetou" (Pierre Brice) have some quite exciting escapades as they try to thwart Herbert Lom ("The Colonel") and his seemingly never-ending army of men who are on the search for the eponymous treasure. It's a colourful adventure story with plenty of gunfights, a mini siege and, of course, plenty of rough and tumble. Made for the German market, which explains the rather quirky inclusion of a German aristocratic butterfly hunter, it has some a rather stilted, almost academic, script; it lacks vernacular and that can render it ridiculous at times, but it's still a decent effort from a nation not known for exploration into the Wild West.


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