SPAGHETTI WESTERN MOVIES - • Spaghetti Western - fu... A bounty hunter takes in the son of a man he killed. ---------------- Cast: Glenn Ford - Santee Michael Burns - Jody Dana Wynter - Valerie Jay Silverheels - John Crow
kLASTYKA WESTERNU .Całkiem dobry Prosty łatwy angielski który można''podszlifować . Pozdrawiam wszystkich iżeczę dużo zdrówka ale ze szczepionkami jeśli jesteście chorzy nie ryzykujcie , My name is Sczepan Brzęszczykiewicz my home is Bożytuchom , See you sun !
Somewhat of a masterpiece. (G. Ford could do no wrong,) but I'm old fashioned and didn't like the ladies at the end of the movie, although I realize that it was 1972 and things changed after about 1966. Dana (pronounce "Donna") Wynter had a curious accent in the movie, and her black tresses and exotic looks can be attributed to her being half-Hungarian. Don Randi was well-known in jazz and other circles, but this film score, one of his few, was outstanding. Thanks, RU-vid.
Jay Silverheels-- the Indian in this flick and Tonto of the Lone Ranger Tv series-- was a true fast draw, taught it to many of the western 'stars', including Ford.
Very annoying ending. He needed to take his long range rifle with him. And just pick them off. Why would he want to get in close range? With a kid he loved? Putting that kid's life in jepordy against hardened killers?
rifles vs pistols. A rifle is better on the range for long range while pistol's do better in town for close up quick handling. I think Santee preferred to hunt them on the range but Jody was zealous to make a move which prematurely forced Santee's hand.
