Plunder of the Sun

Julie Barnes

Anna Luz

Thomas Berrien

Jefferson

Raul Cornejo

Ulbaldo Navarro (as Julio Villareal)

Captain Bergman

Consul (as Douglas Dumbrille)

Tourist (uncredited)

Waiter (uncredited)

Bartender (uncredited)

Tacho (uncredited)

Museum curator (uncredited)

Man playing cards

Glenn Ford turned down the lead role in Hondo (1953) because he had not enjoyed working with director John Farrow on this film.

The lines spoken by Berrien, "For my heart thy breast is enough/ For thy liberty my wings are enough" are from 'Your breast is enough' , from Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair by Pablo Neruda.

Mona Barrie's last movie.

At Mitla, Colby shows Julie a hole, indicating that it was a place for offerings to the gods, including human sacrifices. In central America, cenotes (or sinkholes) were used by the native population as water sources and also were used for offerings of human sacrifices and objects. However there are no cenotes at Mitla.

Julie Barnes: You stood me up because you think i'm a tramp.

Al Colby: Take a good look at yourself! Who'd want to kiss THAT?

Al Colby: Drink's alright, just so it doesn't take you in the wrong direction.