Italian producer, director and screenwriter Tonino Ricci
(aka Ted Richmond) died yesterday March 9th in Rome, Italy. He was 86. Born October 23, 1927 in Rome, he was one of the best of
the Italian ‘B’ directors. Ricci was known for his kung-fu, post-atomic war and
Spaghetti westerns. Ricci directed such Euro-westerns as “The Great
Treasure Hunt” (1972), “Karate, Fists and Beans” (1973) and his White Fang trilogy: “White
Fang to the Rescue” (1974), “Buck at the Edge of Heaven” (1991) and “Buck and the Magic
Bracelet” (1997). Often billed as Ted Richmond he also was a stand alone co-writer such as “Showdown for a
Badman” (1971) as well as many of his own films. Over his career he worked with such stars
Klaus Kinski, Gianni Garko, George Hilton, Maurizio Merli and Dean Reed. He was also know for his children's western "Bad Kid's of the West with child actor Andrea Balestri.
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