Cast
- Ron Ely as Clark "Doc" Savage Jr. (pictured)
- Paul Gleason as Major Thomas J. "Long Tom" Roberts
- William Lucking as Colonel John "Renny" Renwick
- Michael Miller as Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Blodgett "Monk" Mayfair
- Eldon Quick as Professor William Harper "Johnny" Littlejohn
- Darrell Zwerling as Brigadier General Theodore Marley "Ham" Brooks
- Paul Wexler as Captain Seas
- Pamela Hensley as Mona Flores
- Bob Corso as Don Rubio Gorro
- Federico Roberto as El Presidente Don Carlos Avispa
- Janice Heiden as Adriana
- Robyn Hilton as Karen
- Victor Millan as King Chaac
- Paul Frees as Narrator (uncredited)
Other noteworthy casting included:
- Cult actor Robert Tessier as one of Captain Seas’ henchmen.
- Cult actor Michael Berryman as Juan Lopez Morales, Hidalgo's chief coroner.
- Legendary stuntman Dar Robinson as the would-be Mayan assassin.
- Carlos Rivas, who played the renegade Mayan shaman Kulkan, also appeared in episodes "The Ultimate Duel" and "Perils of Tanga" of the 1966 TV series NBC series Tarzan starring Ron Ely.
- Grace Stafford, the wife of animation producer Walter Lantz, played an elderly woman who was helped across the street by a Boy Scout near the end of the film. George Pal and Lantz were good friends, and Lantz’s most famous creation, Woody Woodpecker, often made a cameo appearance in Pal's films. Ms. Stafford provided the voice for Woody Woodpecker.
Read more about this topic: Doc Savage: The Man Of Bronze
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