Uccidi o muori (1966)A wandering gunfighter joins the good side in a conflict between two rival rancher families Director:Tanio Boccia |
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Uccidi o muori (1966)A wandering gunfighter joins the good side in a conflict between two rival rancher families Director:Tanio Boccia |
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Rod Dana | ... |
Jerry
(as Robert Mark)
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Elina De Witt | ... |
Lisa Drummond
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Fabrizio Moroni | ... |
Spott Griffith
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Andrea Bosic | ... |
Lo sceriffo
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Alberto Farnese | ... |
Chester Griffith
(as Albert Farley)
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Furio Meniconi | ... |
(as Men Fury)
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| Gordon Mitchell | ... |
Baltimore Joe
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Beniamino Maggio | ... |
Petrack
(as Benjamin May)
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Tony Rogers |
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Mary Land |
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Remo Capitani |
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Mara Carisi |
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Alberico Donadeo |
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Antonio Fidoni | ... |
(as Antonio Fidone)
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Pietro Fumelli |
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A wandering gunfighter joins the good side in a conflict between two rival rancher families
A stranger enters the saloon. He wears a poncho and reminds me, presumably not accidentally, of Clint Eastwood in "Fistful of Dollars". He goes past several dangerous gunmen, looks the barkeeper in the eye and then - asks if he's allowed to play a little tune on his violin, please? You're right, this isn't exactly repeating what you've seen in a hundred other westerns before. "Kill Or Die" is a well scripted, intelligent, but little known Italian western. The director handles matters a bit conservative, probably preferring American westerns of the 1950s to the Corbuccian close-up ugliness that was en vogue in 1967. Robert Mark plays the hero, Slovenian actor Andrea Bosic plays a very professional sheriff who is cautiously keeping an eye on all suspects, and Gordon Mitchell has a typical guest appearance as a killer in black, devoted to his job ("Where would you like to be buried?") and using the trusted maniacal grin. Thumbs up!