Sabata
(1969)
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Sabata
(1969)
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| Lee Van Cleef | ... | ||
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William Berger | ... |
Banjo
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Ignazio Spalla | ... |
Carrincha
(as Pedro Sanchez)
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Aldo Canti | ... |
Indio
(as Nick Jordan)
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Franco Ressel | ... |
Stengel
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Antonio Gradoli | ... |
Ferguson
(as Anthony Gradwell)
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| Linda Veras | ... |
Jane
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Claudio Undari | ... |
Oswald, Stengel Henchman
(as Robert Hundar)
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Gianni Rizzo | ... |
Judge O'Hara
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Spartaco Conversi | ... |
Slim, Stengle Henchman
(as Spanny Convery)
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Carlo Tamberlani | ... |
Nichols
(as Charles Tamblyn)
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Luciano Pigozzi | ... |
False Father Brown
(as Alan Collins)
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Marco Zuanelli | ... |
Sharky, Gunman Hired by Stengle
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Franco Marletta | ... |
Captain
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Andrea Aureli | ... |
Daniel
(as Andrew Ray)
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Several pillars of society have robbed an Army safe containing $100,000 so they can buy the land upon which the coming railroad will be built. But they haven't reckoned on the presence of the master gunslinger, Sabata. Written by Erik Gregersen <erik@astro.as.utexas.edu>
I tried for a long time to get this film on a good dvd (a japanese boxed set that is now out of print). I love spaghetti westerns and this is one of the best after the Leone films. Very toungue in cheek but still fun and action packed. I can't believe this isn't readily available, not even on VHS. Lee van Cleef was excellent. I wish there were stars like him around today but it seems he's part of an era that is gone forever. Dig those Zoom shots!!