Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases

The film is introduced as a fantasy comedy directed by José María Elorrieta, with an original English script.

Fantasy Comedy Concept — Establishes the film as a fantasy and comedy directed by José María Elorrieta Location: Development Stage
Transatlantic Production — Film produced jointly across Spain and the United States Location: Spain & United States

Production spans Spain and the United States, assembling a principal cast of seven main actors.

English Script Draft — Script originally written in English by director José María Elorrieta Location: Writing Room
Principal Cast Assembly — Main actors Maria Perschy, Jeffrey Hunter, Marisol Ayuso, and others confirmed Location: Casting Studio

The project is locked at 88 minutes in color, preparing for its scheduled theatrical debut.

Technical Specifications — Finalized as an 88-minute color feature Location: Post-Production
1966 Release Window — Film released in 1966 alongside major industry releases Location: Theatrical Market

The film enters the 1966 market, compared to contemporary hits and archived within broader industry statistics.

1966 Release Window — Film released in 1966 alongside major industry releases Location: Theatrical Market
Cultural Benchmarking — Contextualized against Sergio Leone's popular western of the same year Location: Film Industry Archive

Story Breakdown

Creative Vision — Director and script origins establish the film's tone and language.
- Director Role — José María Elorrieta directs and writes the original English script.
- Genre Setup — Classified as a fantasy and comedy feature.
Production Scope — International co-production framework and technical parameters.
- Dual Locations — Filmed and produced in Spain and the United States.
- Runtime Format — Completed as an 88-minute color motion picture.
Cast Ensemble — Principal actors assembled for the lead roles.
- Lead Performers — Maria Perschy and Jeffrey Hunter headline the cast.
- Supporting Roster — Marisol Ayuso, Frank Braña, Gustavo Rojo, Al Mulock, Perla Cristal join.
Release Timeline — Distribution window and market positioning in 1966.
- Premiere Year — Officially released in 1966.
- Market Competition — Debuts alongside major contemporary releases.
Cultural Context — Positioning within the broader film industry landscape.
- Genre Benchmark — Contrasted with Sergio Leone's popular western.
- Industry Scale — Placed within the context of 66,300+ English films by 2022.
Legacy Documentation — Archival recording of production facts and statistics.
- Metadata Record — Script language, runtime, and color format preserved.
- Historical Note — Film cataloged within international cinema archives.