30 fusils pour un tueur - French title
30 Winchester fu El Diablo - German title
30 Winchester für den Teufel - German title
30 pistolia gia ton El Diablo - Greek title
Kanena oikto gia ton El Diablo - Greek title
30 Winchesters para El Diablo - Spanish title
30 Winchesters for El Diablo - English title
Gold Train - U.K. title
A 1965 Italian production [Te. Pu Film (Rome)]
Producers: Braun Novel (Armando Novelli), John Warrel (Giovanni Vari)
Director: Frank G. Carrol (Gianfranco Baldanello)
Story: John Warrel (Giovanni Vari), Gianfranco Baldanello, Al Bradley (Alfonso Brescia), Peter
White (Adriano Micantoni)
Screenplay: John Warrel (Giovanni Vari), Gianfranco Baldanello, Al Bradley (Alfonso Brescia), Peter White (Adriano Micantoni)
Cinematography: Marcel Mascot (Marcello Masciocchi) [Technicolor, Techniscope]
Music: Ghant (Marcello Gigante)
Running time: 95 minutes
Cast:
Jeff Benson - Carl Möhner
Pamela Webb - Topsy Collins (Alessandra Panaro)
Victor Webb - John Heston (Ivan Staccioli)
Blake - William Spoletini (Guglielmo Spoltetini)
El Diablo - José Torres
Rosario - Mila Stanic
Mr. Randall – Richard Beery (Renato Chiantoni)
Sheriff Webb - William Burke (Anthony Dottesio)
Miguel – Gay Gallwey (Gaetano Scala)
Jerry - Anthony Burke (Antony Colás)
Carl - Carlo Accalai
Billy - Jan Mean (Franco Gula)
Cowboy - Gilberto Galimberti
Mexican henchman - Max Darnell (Mario Dardanelli)
Indian – Aysanoa Runachagua
Townsmen – Gilberto Galimberti, Giuseppe Cardbone
Wanted Poster face – Livio Lorenzon
Stunts: Omero Capanna
YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Q7l1-okBLs
Biltmore (Canada): I can't access the Youtube due to copyright infringement. Anyone else having problems? Is there a different link anyone can post?
ReplyDeleteNo problems with the link here. It works just fine as is.
ReplyDeleteA couple of months ago, I watched this film again and actually enjoyed the experience!
I had tried to watch it a couple of times before, many years ago, but never made it through the whole thing.
Funny how one's perspective on a film can change over the years!
It is not a "hidden gem" or classic of the genre by any stretch of the imagination; but, it isn't as awful as I remembered.