Savage Gold (1933)
Based on a true story, this film tells of an expedition into the Amazon jungle to find an archaeologist who had vanished three years previously. They run into a tribe of warlike headhunters, who are determined to add the expedition members' heads to their collection (in the real story, the archaeologist was found to have been murdered by a tribe of Brazilian headhunters).
Director: George M. Dyott
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George M. Dyott as Self |
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John Martin as Narrator |
| Writing | Burnet Hershey | Writer |
| Writing | George M. Dyott | Story |
| Writing | Richard Mack | Writer |
| Directing | George M. Dyott | Director |
| Production | George M. Dyott | Producer |
| Writing | Harold Auten | Story |
| Sound | James C. Bradford | Music Director |
| Editing | Lem F. Kennedy | Editor |
