Loyola, the Soldier Saint (1949)
April 1, 1949Release Date
Loyola, the Soldier Saint (1949)
April 1, 1949Release Date
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Plot.
A historical drama based on St. Ignatius of Loyola as a Warrior, as a Founder of the Jesuit Order and as a Saint .
Where to Watch.
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Cast & Crew.
Rafael Durán
Íñigo de Loyola
Maruchi Fresno
Reina Juana
Manuel Luna
Beltrán
José María Lado
Armador
Asunción Sancho
Marcelilla
José Díaz Morales
Director
María Rosa Salgado
Infanta Catalina
José María Pemán
Writer
Francisco Bonmatí de Codecido
Writer
Manuel Dicenta
Pedro Fabro
Ricardo Toledo
Writer
Manuel Parada
Composer
Arturo Marín
Alcalde de Pamplona
Ricardo Acero
Francisco Javier
Francisco Puyol
Makeup & Hair
Guillermo Calderón
Producer
Godofredo Pacheco
Still Photographer
Eduardo Torre de la Fuente
Costume Design
Theodore J. Pahle
Director of Photography
Luis María Delgado
Assistant Director
Joaquín Romero Marchent
Assistant Director
Pedro A. Calderón
Producer
Pedro de Juan
Production Manager
Enrique Alarcón
Set Decoration
Fernando Merelo
Assistant Director
Bienvenida Sanz
Editor
Jaime Torrens
Sound Engineer
Gabriel Basagaña
Sound Recordist
Mariano Ruiz Capillas
Camera Operator
María Teresa Ramos
Script Supervisor
Manuel Comba
Costume Design
Emilio Alonso
Construction Coordinator
Juan Mari
Line Producer
Desiderio Marín
Property Master
José Enríquez
Assistant Camera
José Luis Albacar
Production Assistant
José Carlos Valencia
Production Assistant
Dolores Moreno
Domingo Rivas
Manuel Guitián
Francisco Pierrá
José Emilio Álvarez
Carmelo Gandarías
Alicia Palacios
Carlos Díaz de Mendoza
Manuel Kayser
Eduardo Fajardo
Manuel Arbó
María Antonia Giménez
Rufino Inglés
José Prada
María Cañete
Santiago Rivero
Fernando Aguirre
Rosario Royo
Alfonso Manzanares
Carlos Pontes
Francisco Alonso
Details.
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Wiki.
Loyola, the Soldier Saint (Spanish:El capitán de Loyola) is a 1949 Spanish historical film directed by José Díaz Morales and starring Rafael Durán, Maruchi Fresno and Manuel Luna. The film portrays the life of Ignatius of Loyola, and was part of a group of lavish historical films made in Spain during the era.