All Episodes of Curro Jiménez
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Curro Jiménez was a successful Spanish TV series that aired on TVE1 from 22 December 1976 to 1979. Its main theme was Andalusian "bandolerismo" in the 19th century, located in the Ronda mountains. The main
Season 1
7.8/1022 votesThe Boatman from Cantillana
Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 12/22/1976
The boatman Curro Jiménez, due to the harassment of some wealthy people who take away his work and beat him up, assumes revenge by killing four men going underground.
Director: Joaquín Romero Marchent
Writer: Unknown
- 7.8/1014 votes
The Painful
Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 4/10/1977
The Countess of Palma goes to a convent in search of her niece Mercedes, but finds out that the young woman went to the mountains with the bandits. Don Mariano, usurer of Carmona, is going to donate an image of 'La Dolorosa' to the town church. The image is full of gold inside.
Director: Francisco Rovira Beleta
Writer: Unknown
- 7.7/1014 votes
The Woman in Black
Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 5/15/1977
Curro Jimenez receives a letter informing him that a former member of his gang is in serious danger. Curro sets out on the journey remembering how he met his friend and the struggles they had against the French.
Director: Mario Camus
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 7.5/1014 votes
Three-way Carom
Season 1 Episode 9 - Aired 4/24/1977
Curro Jiménez, Pedro Higueras and Víctor Areco, leaders of three groups of bandits from the Andalusian mountains, interview each other, at the request of the second. The meeting is held on neutral ground and each attends with three of his gang.
Director: Francisco Rovira Beleta
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 7.3/1021 votes
A Student, a Friar and a Carob
Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 3/6/1977
Curro Jiménez meets three companions to form his band of bandits.
Director: Joaquín Romero Marchent
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 7.2/1019 votes
The Great Battle of Andalusia
Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 3/27/1977
The Marchioness of a town in Andalusia collect abusive taxes on people with the complicity of a French general. A potter and painter faces them risking his life.
Director: Antonio Drove
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 7.2/1020 votes
The Kidnapping
Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 4/3/1977
The son of a wealthy landowner is kidnapped. The father receives a rescue request signed by Curro Jiménez. Curro appears before the mayor, denying that he was the author of the kidnapping.
Director: Francisco Rovira Beleta
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 7.0/1014 votes
Death Waits in Ronda
Season 1 Episode 13 - Aired 5/29/1977
The latest attacks by bandits on the stagecoaches transporting French travelers, make the invading army suspect that there is a spy among the people driving them. The French set a trap and everyone involved falls into it.
Director: Mario Camus
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 6.9/1015 votes
The Hostages
Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 5/8/1977
The usurer Anselmo García has kicked the Countess of Alloro out of his farmhouse, and refuses to give him money for his jewelry, so the Countess offers his daughter to marry him.
Director: Pilar Miró
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 6.8/1020 votes
20,000 Mexican Ounces
Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 3/13/1977
Curro Jiménez and his cronies get into an affair to get a fortune in gold coins.
Director: Joaquín Romero Marchent
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 6.8/1017 votes
Charles III Slept Here
Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 3/20/1977
A French detachment arrives at an inn carrying a shipment of gold. Different bands plan to seize the gold, reaching unsuspected situations for everyone.
Director: Antonio Drove
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 6.8/1014 votes
The Fate of Antonio Navajo
Season 1 Episode 8 - Aired 4/17/1977
Antonio Navajo is the chief of smugglers. A traitor tries to implicate him in the murder of two men from Curro Jiménez.
Director: Antonio Drove
Writer: Antonio Larreta
- 6.5/1013 votes
In Crazy Fortune
Season 1 Episode 12 - Aired 5/22/1977
A dying man confesses to the priest the possession of half of a map that indicates the place of a shipment of gold. Many want to get hold of him
Director: Mario Camus
Writer: Unknown