Viva Zapata!

A BANDIT WHO BECAME A LEGEND! Roaring Story of Mexico’s Tiger on a White Horse!

⭐ 6.9 /10 233 votes

February 7, 1952 1h 53m Released

History Drama Western

Storyline

The story of Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Zapata, who led a rebellion against the corrupt, oppressive dictatorship of president Porfirio Díaz in the early 20th century.

Key Information

                                        Director
                                        Elia Kazan
                                    

                                        Writers
                                        John Steinbeck, Edgecumb Pinchon
                                    

                                    Studio
                                    20th Century Fox
                                

                                    Rating
                                    6.9/10
                                

                                    Language
                                    EN
                                

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Cast & Crew

Marlon Brando

Emiliano Zapata

Jean Peters

Josefa

Anthony Quinn

Eufemio Zapata

Joseph Wiseman

Fernando

Arnold Moss

Don Nacio

Alan Reed

Pancho Villa

Margo

Soldadera

Harold Gordon

Madero

Lou Gilbert

Pablo

Frank Silvera

Huerta

Fay Roope

Diaz

Florenz Ames

Senor Espejo

Frequently Asked Questions

When was Viva Zapata! released?

Viva Zapata! was released on February 7, 1952.

How long is Viva Zapata!?

The runtime of Viva Zapata! is 1h 53m.

What genre is Viva Zapata!?

Viva Zapata! is a History, Drama, Western movie.

What is the rating of Viva Zapata!?

Viva Zapata! has a rating of 6.9 out of 10 on TMDB.

Where can I watch Viva Zapata!?

Viva Zapata! is available to watch. Check streaming platforms and theaters near you.

Who directed Viva Zapata!?

Viva Zapata! was directed by Elia Kazan.

Who stars in Viva Zapata!?

The main cast of Viva Zapata! includes Marlon Brando, Jean Peters, Anthony Quinn.

What language is Viva Zapata! in?

Viva Zapata! is originally in English.