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Johnny Oro (1966)

 -  Western  -  15 July 1966 (Italy)
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Mark Damon ...
Johnny Oro / Ringo
Valeria Fabrizi ...
Margie
Franco De Rosa ...
Juanito Perez (as Franco Derosa)
Giulia Rubini ...
Jane Norton
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Stan Norton
Andrea Aureli ...
Gilmore
Pippo Starnazza ...
Matt
Ettore Manni ...
Sheriff Bill Norton
Nino Vingelli ...
Fat friend of Gilmore
John Bartha ...
Bernard - Barangos Alcalde
Vittorio Bonos ...
(as Vittorio Williams Bonos)
Bruno Scipioni
Silvana Bacci
Giulio Maculani
Giovanni Cianfriglia ...
Sebastian (as Ken Wood)
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15 July 1966 (Italy)  »

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Ringo and His Golden Pistol  »

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(Westrex Recording System)

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(Eastmancolor)

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Surreal Italian western.
11 February 2004 | by (Australia) – See all my reviews

Just when we thought cowboy movies had gone belly up, along came this operatic horse opera with a black outfit hero with a droopy mustache and a gilded side arm who goes about offing the clean cut family for the price on their heads - well they were murdering bandidos but still!

All the energy and flamboyance that the plodding dollars films lacked and concepts that belonged in Italianate literature. Mark Damon stopping off between Roger Corman and being a corporate heavy was something new in movie heroes and, after blowing up the town, there he was facing an adversary who tells him "Smile at me Ringo, for I am death." How long had this been going on?


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