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After bandits steal his poker winnings, this American legend makes his way to the next town in search of them.After bandits steal his poker winnings, this American legend makes his way to the next town in search of them.After bandits steal his poker winnings, this American legend makes his way to the next town in search of them.
Maria P. Petruolo
- Millie Mitchell
- (as Mary Petruolo)
Benjamin Petry
- Silver
- (as Ben Petry)
Anthony Aj Atler
- Scrawny Kid
- (as Anthony 'AJ' Atler)
Gianni Biasetti Sr.
- Larry
- (as Gianni Biasetti)
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Did you know
- TriviaMade for Italian TV but shot in English in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
- GoofsTracks of treaded tires - probably a camera truck - can be seen in the dust as West rides out of the ranch gate.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Triggerman (2009)
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Easygoing stranger Terence Hill rides into town chasing some stolen cash and ends up in jail, dispensing medical advise, and finally getting involved in a local land dispute, while simultaneously charming nearly all the town's residents!
Despite a sometimes slow pace, this lightweight, family-oriented western has some decent production values and benefits greatly from likable performances by Hill (the first time I ever heard his real voice in a film) and Paul Sorvino, whom I suspect is a stand-in for Hill's partner Bud Spencer, as the town's upright sheriff. In fact, the film is so good-natured that it's nearly impossible to dislike.
I'm also a bit in awe of Terence Hill's nearly unchanged appearance since the old spaghetti western days. He looks really great!
Despite a sometimes slow pace, this lightweight, family-oriented western has some decent production values and benefits greatly from likable performances by Hill (the first time I ever heard his real voice in a film) and Paul Sorvino, whom I suspect is a stand-in for Hill's partner Bud Spencer, as the town's upright sheriff. In fact, the film is so good-natured that it's nearly impossible to dislike.
I'm also a bit in awe of Terence Hill's nearly unchanged appearance since the old spaghetti western days. He looks really great!
- FightingWesterner
- Nov 8, 2010
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