Giù la testa... hombre (1971)A lone gunman tracks down the members of an outlaw gang that killed his friends. Director:Demofilo Fidani |
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Giù la testa... hombre (1971)A lone gunman tracks down the members of an outlaw gang that killed his friends. Director:Demofilo Fidani |
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| Jack Betts | ... |
Butch Cassidy
(as Hunt Powers)
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| Klaus Kinski | ... |
Reverend Cotton
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| Gordon Mitchell | ... |
Ironhead (Italian Version:'Testa di ferro')
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Jeff Cameron | ... |
Macho Callaghan
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Giancarlo Prete | ... |
Sundance Kid
(as Philip Garner)
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Benito Pacifico | ... |
Buck O'Sullivan
(as Dennis Colt)
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Luciano Conti | ... |
(as Lucky McMurray)
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Grazia Giuvi | ... |
Saloon-Girl
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Amerigo Castrighella | ... |
Lukas
(as Custer Gail)
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Enzo Pulcrano | ... |
Member of gang
(as Paul Crain)
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Pino Polidori | ... |
(as Giuseppe Polidori)
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Pietro Fumelli |
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Manlio Salvatori |
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Alessandro Perrella |
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Giglio Gigli |
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A lone gunman tracks down the members of an outlaw gang that killed his friends.
I agree that Klaus Kinski's performance was, as usual, stunning, especially when he attempts to seperate the two men fighting by hitting them and screaming: "I said love!" hehe... Is that a spaghetti western? In its own way, I think it is. The director is Italian. There weren't any fancy editing or haunting score though. Nor a striking character. Nor an amazing performance. The movie is pretty straightforward, almost real. Settling scores. Revenge. The lone and mysterious anti-hero. Gangs. Violence. All-in-all, it was so-so, but not a total waste of time. There were some fun moments. But it was just too...plain. You know what I mean? I bought it for less than a buck, so I didn't lose much. ;-)