Ann Morgan Guilbert, born in 1928 in Minneapolis, made her mark in the 1960s with her sharp comedic timing. She appeared in A Guide for the Married Man (1967), where her performance added a unique flavor to the film's exploration of marital infidelity. In Viva Max! (1969), she further showcased her versatility as an actress in a comedic setting. Guilbert's contributions to these films highlight her ability to navigate the nuances of humor within the cult cinema landscape, making her a memorable presence in the genre.
Viva Max!
When his girlfriend tells him that his men wouldn't follow him to a house of ill repute, Maximilian Rodrigues De Santos, a General in the Mexican Army, decides to perform some great act of heroism. He takes his men over the border into Texas and re-captures the Alamo. This upsets the Texans greatly. The Texas National Guard is sent to retake the mission. Normally, this would be easy, as Max's men have left all of their ammunition back in Mexico, but the State Department insists that no one be killed, and so the National Guard also goes in with unloaded weapons.
