
Civil engineer Robert Clay (Norman Kerry) is commissioned by wealthy New Yorker Mr. Langham to open iron deposits in the tiny South American republic of Olancho.

Richard Harding Davis, Allan Dwan
United States

Imperial Steel and Rebel Gunpowder Allan Dwan's Soldiers of Fortune operates like a precisely wound pocket watch from its era—elegant in craftsmanship yet unafraid of visible gears. Adapted from Richard Harding Davis' novel, this 1919 adventure drops us into Olancho's fictional South American turmoil, where industria...

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" Imperial Steel and Rebel Gunpowder Allan Dwan's Soldiers of Fortune operates like a precisely wound pocket watch from its era—elegant in craftsmanship yet unafraid of visible gears. Adapted from Richard Harding Davis' novel, this 1919 adventure drops us into Olancho's fictional South American turmoil, where industrialist ambitions and revolutionary fervor collide like machetes against rifle stocks. Norman Kerry's Robert Clay embodies the archetypal American engineer—part frontiersman, part cor..."


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