Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze (1975)

In the golden era of the 1930s, the man of bronze, Clark Savage Jr. - known to the world as Doc Savage - is nestled in his Fortress of Solitude, when a whisper in his empathic senses stirs him. Something is amiss. Returning to New York, he is met with unsettling news from his loyal comrades, the Fabulous Five, of his father's death in the uncharted wilds of South America, reportedly due to a tropical disease. The last testament of his father, an enigmatic missionary, is a package sent before his demise, now locked within Doc's safe. However, as Doc attempts to unravel its secrets, a bullet whizzes past, narrowly missing him. In pursuit of the assailant, a figure seemingly of South American origin, Doc watches as the man plummets to a premature death. The mystery deepens when an explosion destroys his father's papers, triggering his empathic senses once more - a silent cry that screams murder, not disease. Spurred by this revelation, Doc Savage, accompanied by his Amazing Adventurers, embarks on a perilous journey to South America, to the mysterious country of Hidalgo, where his father breathed his last. Their path is shadowed by the nefarious Captain Seas, whose sinister intentions become increasingly evident. But Doc's cunning outmatches his would-be assassins' attempts - from narrowly escaping a doomed plane replaced with a drone, to surviving peculiar assassination attempts on the foreign soil. At the heart of this labyrinth of deception and danger lies the truth about Doc's father's fate and the allure of a vast cache of Incan gold. Will Doc Savage and his Fabulous Five unravel the mystery, or will they succumb to the relentless onslaught of Captain Seas? In this thrilling adventure, courage will be tested, alliances will be forged, and secrets will be unearthed, all under the watchful eye of the Man of Bronze.

Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze is an adventure movie featuring Ron Ely and directed by Michael Anderson.

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