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Wayde Preston | ... |
Anthony Douglas
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George Douglas
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Carlo Giordana | ... |
Slim Douglas
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Franco De Rosa | ... |
Peter Douglas
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Luciano Pigozzi | ... |
Paco
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Jolanda Modio | ... |
Juanita
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Pamela Tudor | ... |
Esther
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Carmencita
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Federico Boido |
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Gaetano Imbró |
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Franco Ressel | ... |
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Smooth and lethal gunfighter Lee Calloway helps three bandit brothers escape from jail under the condition that they give him fifty percent of the stolen gold they have hidden. Of course, the treacherous sibling trio don't plan on keeping their end of the deal. Written by Woodyanders
I found this film quite disappointing. There are some good moments but the pace is pedantic. The storyline involves the usual hunt for hidden gold spaghetti western fare, but was, at times, non-sensical, unless I fell asleep in the middle, which may have happened. The dialogue and acting was quite poor in parts. William Berger's hair colour looked ridiculous and at time he almost looked like a peroxide blonde. The music was quite odd at times and often did not match the mood. The Japanese DVD release version was of surprisingly good quality. Not recommended unless you are a spaghetti western die-hard like me and must see them all.