If you remember the opening credits by the end of the
film, you’re likely to be confused because they show someone nailing up a
wanted poster for someone named Ringo. Only there’s no Ringo in the film. And
German Cobos’ character isn’t wanted; he’s already been demoted for his
supposed misdeed during the Civil War.
That said, foreign posters for this film will make you
wonder if an entire subplot wasn’t eliminated when the film was cut to 87
minutes. They depict town scenes and Mexican bandits you won’t find in the
87-minute version of the film. Or was that just deceptive marketing to
capitalize on the Ringo craze? There’s also a top-billed Johnny Harrison in the
Italian print. Huh?
Biltmore: Never got to see the Italian version. This was strictly a Spanish production,and just the fact that Cobos wore army blue was enough of a reason to call it a Ringo film in Italy.
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