Get Mean
Get Mean (Italy 1975 / Director: Ferdinando Baldi)
Also known as
Vengeance of the Barbarians (UK) | Time Breaker (Germany) | Con el sol en los ojo y la pistola en la mano (Spain) | Get Mean (Time Breaker) (Netherlands) | Pendez-le par les pieds (France) | Beat a Dead Horse (UK) | Get Mean the Dynamite Man (USA) | O Pistoleiro e os Bárbaros (Brazil)
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Synopsis
Dragged behind a horse, the Stranger arrives in a ghost town where he is hired by a witch to escort a princess to Spain. A Spain which seems to be a rather strange place, where he lands in the middle of a fight between barbarians and knights. To protect the princess he has to get pretty mean again.
Credits
- Cast: Tony Anthony ('The Stranger'), Lloyd Battista (Sombra), Raf Baldassarre (Diego), David Dreyer (Alfonso), Diana Lorys (Princess Elizabeth Maria de Burgos), Mirta Miller (Morelia), Sherman 'Big Train' Bergman (Viking), Raul Castro (Moor)
- Story: Tony Anthony
- Screenplay: Wolf Lowenthal, Lloyd Battista
- Cinematography: Mario Perino [Technicolor - Techniscope 2.35:1]
- Music: Bixio-Frizzi-Tempera
- Producers: Tony Anthony (producer), Ronald Schneider (executive producer)
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Trivia
The original theatrical version was cut against Anthony's will. The director's cut resurfaced years ago and was restored.
The film was never dubbed in Italian and never released in Italy either. It was also never released in Spain.
Versions and runtimes
- Runtime: 90 min (director's cut)
Theatrical version a few minutes shorter.
Release Dates
December 1975 (USA)
Filming locations
Spain: Mini Hollywood; Alcazaba, Almeria (castle); San Lorenzo de el Escorial.
Production and business
Box office: $10 million.
Distributors: Cee Note (USA), Ember Films (UK, as "Vengeance of the Barbarians")
News
Get Mean celebrates home video premiere
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