More From Aztec Sacrifice

Another still from the AMG film Aztec Sacrifice released in 1959.  That's Everett Lee Jackson about to become the sacrifice.  The guy on the left is Jimmy Wilson and the guy on the right is the appropriately named George Savage.  George did a lot of work for AMG in the late 1950s but photos of him are rare.  Sadly, the guy behind Everett was never identified. 

As I stated in an earlier post, I'm fairly certain this was Everett's first film.  

Research

Here's an interesting photo of one of my favorite AMG models.  That's Everett Lee Jackson (aka Cherokee) standing in front of the LA Public Library.  The book he's carrying is titled Aztec Sacrifices.  Some time ago I posted a few photos of Everett taken from the AMG movie Aztec Sacrifice.  I'm fairly certain that was Everett's first AMG film.  It's nice to see he did some research for the role.  😄

P.S. Even fully clothed Everett was a stud. 

Introducing Everett Lee Jackson

Everett Lee Jackson (seated) is a prisoner of the Aztecs in the 1959 AMG film Aztec Sacrifice.  On the left is Jimmy Wilson and the guy with the ornate headpiece is George Savage.  The guy behind Everett was never identified.  

I'm fairly certain this was Everett's first film at AMG. 

Does he look familiar?

Here's Everett Lee Jackson in a photo by AMG.  Everett is wearing the same festive pouch he wore in his very first AMG film (Aztec Sacrifice) making this probably one of his first AMG photos.   

I finally have a photo of Everett smiling!