Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Leonard Mann | ... | Chuck Mool a.k.a. Ciakmull | |
Woody Strode | ... | Woody | |
Peter Martell | ... | Silver | |
George Eastman | ... | Hondo (as Luca Montefiori) | |
Helmuth Schneider | ... | Joe Caldwell | |
Lucio Rosato | ... | Tom Udo | |
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Alain Naya | ... | Alan Caldwell (as Alain Nayà) |
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Giuseppe Lauricella | ... | Udo |
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Dino Strano | ... | Sam |
Andrea Aureli | ... | Santiago (as Andrew Ray) | |
Enzo Fiermonte | ... | Sheriff | |
Luciano Rossi | ... | Fair Poker Player | |
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Vittorio Fanfoni | ... | Fat Bearded Townsman |
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Silvana Bacci | ... | Saloon Girl |
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Umberto Di Grazia | ... | (as Di Grazia Umberto) |
A gang of robbers sets a diversionary fire in a madhouse as part of their plot to steal a gold shipment. Four inmates escape together. One of them, an amnesiac, hopes to find out who he is and where he comes from. One of the robbers reveals his name, Chuck Mool, and other clues lead him and his fellow escapees to his hometown. There Chuck is reintroduced to his family. But then, maybe it's not his family. Written by Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>
Wow! I wasn't expecting much from this little known movie. I think it comparable to any of the spaghetti westerns and I must have watched nearly all of them now. After breaking out from a lunatic asylum 4 inmates band together. Chuck Mool has no recollection of his past prior to the asylum and the rest follow him on his quest to discover his true identity. Things don't go smoothly for the foursome but their friendship is strong. Excellent characters and acting, great story..but I don't want to give away the ending.