Bandidos

19671967
UnratedUnrated
1h 30min

Bandidos (1967)

After his hands are mutilated by his former pupil during a train robbery, a performing sharpshooter trains a young man framed for the crime so that they can seek their revenge.After his hands are mutilated by his former pupil during a train robbery, a performing sharpshooter trains a young man framed for the crime so that they can seek their revenge.After his hands are mutilated by his former pupil during a train robbery, a performing sharpshooter trains a young man framed for the crime so that they can seek their revenge.

Director
- Massimo Dallamano
Writers
- Luis Laso(story)
- Juan Cobos(story)
- Romano Migliorini(screenplay)
Stars

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Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Bandidos (1967)

Director
- Massimo Dallamano
Writers
- Luis Laso(story)
- Juan Cobos(story) (screenplay)
- Romano Migliorini(screenplay)
All cast & crew
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Renowned gunman Richard Martin is traveling on a train, held up by Billy Kane, a former student of Martin's. Kane spares Martin, but only after shooting his hands. Years later, Martin meets an escaped convict, wrongly convicted for the train robbery. Martin trains his new student and both men seek out Billy Kane. —Tom Seldon <elpuro.msn.com>

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Genre
- Western
Certificate
- Unrated
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Alternate versions
On the UK version of the Arrow Video Blu-ray, three brief shots of horse trips during the opening train robbery are censored (by having the soundtrack of the shots played over a black screen) in compliance with the BBFC's policies on animal cruelty. The US version of the disc is uncensored.

Connections
Referenced in Ban the Sadist Videos! (2005)

Soundtracks
La ballata del treno
Performed by Nico Fidenco

Top review

9/10

A gem! This is in my SW Top Ten now!

This is really worth watching: Excellent cast (pity Salerno and Venantini didn't do more Western), good story, turns and twists, fine camera work (no wonder: Dallamano has control). Brilliant opening scene. Highly recommended.

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d_m_maier
Jun 23, 2001

Release date
- October 15, 1967 (Italy)
Countries of origin
- Italy
- Spain
Language
- Italian
Also known as
- You Die... But I Live
Filming locations
- Dino De Laurentiis Cinematografica Studios, Rome, Lazio, Italy
Production companies
- EPIC
- Hesperia Films S.A.
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Runtime
- 1h 30min
Sound mix
- Mono
Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1

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