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Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze (1975) is a movie based on the novel of the same title by Lester Dent. Doc Savage (Ron Ely), the famous adventurer, learns that his father was killed in the (fictional) South American republic of Hidalgo. Doc along with his loyal friends, Long Tom (Paul Gleason), Renny (William Lucking), Monk (Michael Miller), Johnny (Eldon Quick) and Ham (Darrell Zwerling), heads out to Hidalgo, where he finds out, that a tribe of natives gave a piece of their land to Savage Sr. and that he was killed for it by the evil captain Seas (Paul Wexler).
A sequel, Doc Savage: The Arch Enemy of Evil, was announced at the end of the movie, however because of the movies poor box office performance, the plans for the sequel were scrapped.
The following weapons were used in the film Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze:
Doc Savage carries a Ruger Mk I. pistol, which is appropriately enough bronze plated. However, the appearance of this kind of pistol is somewhat anachronistic, since the plot takes place in 1936.
When Doc is attacked by a pair of magical serpents created by an indian witchdoctor, he tries to kill them with a double barreled shotgun he takes down from the wall, but it proves to be useless.
Borden (Scott Walker), a pilot working for Seas, attack Doc's airplane with an airplane armed with two Browning M2 machine guns, which are mocked up to look like a Vickers machine guns.
