Corte marziale – Italian titleA corte dos assassinos – Brazilian title
L’homme a la Winchester d’or – French title
Skotoste ton drapeti – Greek title
Court Martial – English title
A 1973 Italian production [Vita Film (Rome)]
Producer: Francesco Vitoli
Director: Robert Johnson (Roberto Mauri)
Story: Roberto Mauri
Screenplay: Roberto Mauri
Cinematography: Luigi Ciccarese [Telecolor]
Music: Marcello Gigante
Running time: 92 minutes
Cast:
Lieutenant Clint Warren - Vassili Karis (Vassili Karamesinis)
Colonel - Craig Hill (Craig Fowler)
Sergeant Ballinger - Salvatore Billa
Smith brother - Mauro Mannatrizio
farmer - Fortunato Arena
miners - Salvatore Baccaro, Vittorio Fanfoni
with; Hunt Powers (Jack Betts), Margaret Rose Keil (Margareth Rose Keil), Tom Felleghy (Tamás Fellegi), Cesare de Vito, Lorenzo Piani, Ada Pometti, Elio Angelucci, Edmondo Tieghi, José Torres, Omero Cappana
When an army lieutenant is sent on a secret mission and his contact is shot and killed he is charged with the crime and court martialed. He learns he was set up by his commanding officer and escapes to prove his innocence.
A very unique film. It's cut together, using whole "blocks" of Mauri's earlier "...e poi lo chiamarono Spirito Santo" and "Bada alla tua pelle, Spirito Santo" and was given a new synchro. Mauri often reused parts of some of his other films or scenes originally intended to be in another one, but this is the only example of a film that entirely consists of scenes from other pics.
ReplyDeleteBiltmore: Mauri learned how to reuse scenes from his peplum days!
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