GO FOR BROKE

Tutto per tutto - Italian title
L’ora del coraggio - Italian title
La hora del coraje - Spanish title
Todo per Todo - Argentinian title
Gringo joue et gagne - French title
Gringo spelt en wint - German title
Copper Face - German title
Zwei Aasgeier - German title
Zwei Aasgeier auf dem Weg zur Hölle - German title
Das Gold der gnadenlosen Drei - German title
Guns of Courage - English title
One for All - U.K. title
All Out - U.S.A. title
Go for Broke - U.S.A. title

A 1968 Italian, Spanish co-production [PEA (Rome), Estela Films S.A. (Madrid)]
Producer: Grimaldi Maria Rosarla
Director: Humbert Humphrey (Umberto Lenzi)
Story: Eduardo Maria Brochero, Nino Stressa (Sigfriedo Tomba)
Screenplay: Eduardo Maria Brochero, Nino Stressa (Sigfriedo Tomba)
Cinematography: Alejandro Ulloa [Eastmancolor, Techniscope]
Music: Marcello Giombini
Running time: 105 minutes

Cast:
Owl/Gufo/le Hibou - John Ireland
Johnny Sweet/West - Mark Damon (Alan Herskovitz)
Carrancha - Fernando Sancho (Fernando Les)
Maria - Mónica Randall (Aurora Sarasa)
Mexican - Fortunato Arena
Paco Nunez - Eduardo Fajardo
Gomez - Armando Calvo (Armanco Gespier)
Copper Face - José Torres
Miguel Comaco - Raf Baldassarre (Raffaele Baldassarre)
sheriff - Calisto Calisti
Belle Smith - Lisa Halvorsen
Morton - Luis Induni (Luigi Radici)
padre - Franco Gulà (Fracesco Gulà)
with: Giovanni Petti (Giovanni Petrucci), Claudio Scarchilli, Ivan Scratuglia (Giovanni Scratuglia), Spartaco Conversi (Espartaco Conversi), Miguel del Castillo, Tito García (Pablo Gonzalez), Joaquín Parra, Rafael Albaicín (Ignacio Escudero), Luis Barboo, Frank Braña (Francisco Pérez), Fabián Conde, Emilio Rodríguez, Umberto Lenzi

Four boxes of gold, the result of a robbery on the bank of El Paso by the bandit Carranza, are stolen by an Indian named Copper Face, who is jealous of the relationship between his wife Mary and Carranza. Following the Indian, in addition to Carranza and his gang, are two adventurers: Johnny and Owl. Luck seems to be favor the two adventurers, who track down Copper Face and get their hands on the treasure. The arrival of Carranza, however, forces them to leave the boxes of gold in the hands of bandits. Rather than surrender in the face of the superior numbers of the outlaws, Johnny and Owl are carry out a diabolical plan that allows them to wipe out the bandits and recover the gold. At this point, Owl, rather than sharing with Johnny the proceeds of the partnership, leaves with the four boxes and delivers them to the Sheriff of El Paso, thereby resulting in the release of his brother who was unjustly accused of complicity in the robbery. Johnny arrives in El Paso to avenge the insult by Owl, but willingly surrenders for his action, and the pair accept ten thousand dollars given by the bank as a reward for the recovery of gold.