COLORADO CHARLIE

Un meticcio chiamato cimitero – Italian title
Colorado Charlie – Italian title
La loi de l’ouest – French title
Dernier duel - French title
Charlie – Die Bestie von Colorado – German title
Colorado Charlie – German title
Colorado Charlie – English title

A 1965 Italian production [European Film Productions (Rome)]
Producer: Francesco P. Prestano (Francesco Paolo Prestano), Rolanda Mosca
Director: Robert Johnson (Roberto Mauri)
Story: Nino Stressa (Sigfrido Tomba)
Screenplay: Nino Stressa (Sigfrido Tomba)
Cinematography: Edmondo Affronti [Eastmancolor, Widescreen]
Music: Gioacchino Angelo
Song: “Cita a las tres” sung by Michelangelo Mignano
Running time: 89 minutes

Cast:
Sheriff “Wild Bill” Danders/Carlton - Jack Berthier (Jacques Berthier)
Nora Danders - Barbara Hudson (Brunella Bovo)
Jimmy - Andrew Ray (Andrea Aureli)
Colorado Charlie - Charlie Lawrence (Livio Lorenzon)
Tom Drasler - Luis Chavarro (Luigi Ciavarro)
Nora’s father - Hugo Arden (Domenico Sasso)
Sheriff of Little River - John McDouglas (Giuseppe Addobbati)
barman - Johnny Lerman (Domenico Poli)
saloon singer - Erica White (Enrica Colombatto)
Creonte - Alf Randal (Alfio Caltabiano)
drunk - Alfred Rice (Alfredo Rizzo)
Donna - Gladys Richener (Anna Alberti)
Bill Dander’s son - Roland Wilde (Gerlando Martelli)
wounded bandit - Charles Andersen (Alberto Cevenini)
Pablo - Paul Solvay (Luigi Batzella)
George - Fernand Angels (Ferdinando Angelini)
with; Anthony Ross (Antonio Rosso), Big Matthews, George Cerioni (Giorgio Cerioni), Nino Stressa (Sigfrido Tomba)


An Italian take-off of the American “High Noon” story, Sheriff Wild Bill Danders retires and turns his job over to his deputy. When the deputy is killed by Colorado Charlie and his gang he feels responsible. Against the wishes of his wife he pins the badge back on and goes after the killers.