China 9, Liberty 37
(1978)
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China 9, Liberty 37
(1978)
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| Warren Oates | ... |
Matthew Sebanek
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| Fabio Testi | ... |
Clayton Drumm
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| Jenny Agutter | ... |
Catherine Sebanek
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| Sam Peckinpah | ... |
Wilbur Olsen, Dime Novelist
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Isabel Mestres | ... |
Barbara, Virgil's Wife
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Gianrico Tondinelli | ... |
Johnny Sebanek
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Franco Interlenghi | ... |
Hank Sebanek
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Charly Bravo | ... |
Duke, Barbara's Brother
(as Carlos Bravo)
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Paco Benlloch | ... |
Virgil Sebanek
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| Sydney Lassick | ... |
Sheriff's friend
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Richard C. Adams | ... |
Sheriff
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Natalia Kim | ... |
Cassie
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Ivonne Sentis | ... |
Prostitute
(as Yvonne Sentis)
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Romano Puppo | ... |
Zeb /
Zeb's brother
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Luis Prendes | ... |
Williams
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Condemned gunman Clayton is given a last minute reprieve on condition he murders rancher Matthew for a railway company. Visiting Matthew's ranch, Clayton is unable to bring himself to kill Matthew and leaves, but Matthew's wife, Catherine, believing she has killed Matthew during an argument joins Clayton. Matthew, still alive, and mad as hell joins Clayton's equally angered employers to hunt down the pair Written by Tom Seldon <elpuro.msn.com>
One of the few (only?) westerns where sex is the main motivator, a wonderful spaghetti western with Fabio Testi and Jenny Agutter, with Warren Oates and a rare performance by Sam Peckingpaugh. An important film in the ouvre of Monte Hellman, quintessential 70's cult director; a man who has made more great films than Coppola yet remains mostly unknown in his home country. See "Two-Lane Blacktop," "Cockfighter," and "The Shooting."