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El Diablo (TV 1990)When the notorious outlaw El Diablo kidnaps a schoolgirl, her teacher, an Easterner named Billy Ray, decides to rescue her. Incompetent to track her alone, Billy Ray enlists the aid of an ... See full summary » Director:Peter Markle |
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Billy Ray Smith
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Van Leek
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Kid Durango
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El Diablo
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Bebe
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Zamudio
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Nettie Tuleen
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Dancing Bear
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Chak Mol
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Pitchfork Napier
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Jake
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Pestoso
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El Triste
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When the notorious outlaw El Diablo kidnaps a schoolgirl, her teacher, an Easterner named Billy Ray, decides to rescue her. Incompetent to track her alone, Billy Ray enlists the aid of an unscrupulous gunman. Written by Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>
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When a young man can't ride or shoot he needs help real bad. And here's help that's real bad.Parents Guide:
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22 July 1990 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
El Diablo - Der mit dem Teufel tanzt See more »Company Credits
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Van Leek: [unperturbed] His back was to me.
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During the panorama of the desert mountain range, film crew's cars can be seen parked in single file on the road. See more »Quotes
Billy Ray Smith: [outraged] You just shot that man in the back!Van Leek: [unperturbed] His back was to me.
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Wonderfully fun film that sometimes takes itself seriously, but mostly just has a lot of fun with the genre. Anthony Edwards is very well cast in his part, and Gossett is just fabulous as the "rode hard" old gunslinger who tries to turn Edwards into a western hero...sort of. Gossett's glorious line about why he shot someone in the back is no doubt destined to become a classic -- "Cuz that's the side he was pointing toward me." Whether you like westerns or not, this is definitely worth watching. And probably more than once.