Santa Maria Marie Bäumer as Uschi Rick Kavanian as Dimitri Hilmi Sözer as Hombre Irshad Panjatan as Schoschone-Chieftain Listiger Lurch (Cunning Amphibian) Siegfried Terpoorten as Jim Oliver Wnuk as Jack Tim Wilde as John Robinson Reichel as Joe Uncredited Actors Natalia Avelon as young Uschi Friedrich Schoenfelder as the Narrator Diana Herold as Blonde Squaw Main characters Abahachi, chief of the Apache is a pun on „aber hatschi“ (“literally: but achoo”), which is what some Germans say when somebody sneezes. It is also hinting at Winnetou and the Half-Breed, which is an original movie based on the works of Karl May from the 60s, and a character from Karl May's books called Apanatschi. Ranger, the name of his blood brother sounds very much like Stewart Granger, the actor that played Old Surehand in three of the Karl May films. Moreover, it's an allusion to a character of the American Western named Lone Ranger. He was also fighting in the name of justice and was normally accompanied by his Native American friend Tonto. Abahachi's homosexual twin called Winnetouch is a persiflage on Winnetou. His beauty farm called Puder Rosa Ranch (“Powder Rose Ranch”) is a play on the name of the ranch in the Western TV series Bonanza that was owned by the Cartwright family and was called Ponderosa Ranch. The seductive beauty called Uschi is named after Uschi Glas, the actress that played the Native American girl Apanatschi in Winnetou and the Half-Breed. The grandfather is called "Grauer Star" (cataract; literally: "Grey Starling" or "Grey Star") and might be modeled on the wise and white-haired character "Klekih-petra" ("White father") from the film Apache Gold. Moreover, as Abahachi's Grampa he's obviously grey haired and, being a sought-after singer on stage, also a star. The name of the businessman, Santa Maria, is a play on the one of the villain Santer from the trilogy of the Winnetou movies based on the works of Karl May and the main character in the movie The Oil Prince. Hombre, the name of his henchman, is probably taken from the US Western Hombre that stars Paul Newman. The chef of the restaurant called Dimitri is alluding to a Mexican character as his tavern is in Texas. He might also be hinting at the film The Frisco Kid. Another possible interpretation might be the play on the Mediterranean type in Spaghetti Western. The character had already appeared