Dos hombres van a morir
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Dos hombres van a morir (Year: 1969 / Director: Rafael Romero Marchent )
Also known as
El Rancho de la muerte (Spain) (working title) | Los Ranchos de la muerte (Spain) (working title) | Ringo, el caballero solitario (Spain) (working title) | Rancho de la muerte (Spain) | Ringo, il cavaliere solitario (Italy) | Ringo le vengeur (France) | Ringo: The Lone Rider | Two Brothers, One Death (USA) | Ein Schuss zu viel (Germany) | Ringo, o cavaleiro solitário (Portugal)
Cast and crew
Pietro Martellanza (aka Peter Martell) (Ringo) | Paolo Hertz (Kid), Armando Calvo (Bill Anderson), Piero Lulli, Dianik Zurakowska, Jesus Puente, Jose Jaspe, Giuseppe Fortis, Antonio Pica, Angel Menendez, Frank Braña, Guillermo Mendez, Alfonso Rojas, Luis Barboo, Miguel Del Castillo, Jesus Tordesillas, Antonio Peral, Joaquin Bugos, Jose Sepulveda, Mara Cruz
- Story: Mario Caiano, Eduardo Brochero
- Screenplay: Mario Caiano
- Cinematography: Emanuelle Di Cola [Eastmancolor, widescreen]
- Music: Manuel Parada, Francesco De Masi
- Producer: Mario Caiano
Comments
This testosterone-laden spaghetti western is a variation on themes popularized by The Magnificent Seven and its Japanese progenitor, Shichinin no Samurai. Genre stalwart Peter Martell stars as Ringo, a skilled gunman hired by Springfield townspeople to save them from an outlaw gang led by Piero Lulli. The film is overloaded with snarls, hooded glares, and pregnant pauses, often crossing the line into unintentional self-parody. The familiar cast includes veterans Miguel del Castillo, Dianik Zurakowska, Antonio Pica, and Frank Brana. Popular genre filmmaker Mario Caiano co-scripted (with Eduardo Brochero) a year after making his own Ringo film, Ringo, Volto della Vendetta. - unknown
DVD
- South-Africa: Global Video release
- Available from from Wild East
