Viva Max!

• Peter Ustinov: General Maximilian Rodrigues De Santos
• Pamela Tiffin: Paula Whitland
• Jonathan Winters: General Billy Joe Hallson
• John Astin: Sergeant Valdez
• Keenan Wynn: General Lacomber
• Harry Morgan: Chief of Police Sylvester
• Alice Ghostley: Hattie
• Kenneth Mars: Dr. Sam Gillison
• Ann Morgan Guilbert: Edna Miller
• Bill McCutcheon: Desmond Miller
• Gino Conforti Contreras
• Christopher Ross: Gomez
• Larry Hankin: Romero
• Paul Sand: Moreno
• Don Diamond: Hernandez
• Jack Colvin: Garcia
• Jessica Myerson: Mrs. Dodd
• Ted Gehring: Customs Guard Collins
• Jim B. Smith: Customs Guard Michaels
• Eldon Quick: Quincy
• Jack Wakefield: Policeman Milton
• Glenn Tucker: Captain Harris
• Les Brandt: Sentry Bus Driver

Viva Max! is an American comedy film directed by Jerry Paris from 1969. It is based on the novel Viva Max! by James teacher, he had published in 1966.

Action

A group of Mexican soldiers marched under the leadership of Generales Maximilian, who wants to prove to his girlfriend that he is a great guy, on motorways and trunk roads to the Alamo in order to conquer it. The tourists consider this show, the authorities are confused, the U.S. Army tried to prevent the use of all available technology.

Reviews

" Parody of romanticized hero adventure with satirical barbs at American customs. A fun and witty, only towards the end a little sluggish entertainment. "

" A gorgeous, intelligent satire about military, war and heroism. "

Others

The film generated some strong reactions patriotic Americans who were willing to take action against the shooting of the film by force of arms.