The tequila case, F.G. Haghenbeck
Acapulco, 1965. In the last few months, the world was about to implode with the Cuban missile crisis and said goodbye to the two most famous and glamorous figures of the time, Marylin Monroe and John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The Tarzan heroe and swimming champion Johnny Weissmuller is resting in his hotel, Los Flamingos. The actor is depressed, nobody gives him a role. He needs money to pay his alcohol and the expenses of his new wife. And he has made business with the wrong guys as he owes half a million dollars to the mafia. Continue reading
