Cannon for Cordoba
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Cannon for Cordoba (USA 1969 / Director: Paul Wendkos)
This is a US Western
Also known as
4 per Cordoba (Italy) | Cañones para Córdoba (Spain) | Les Canons de Cordoba (France) | Cordoba (Greece) | Kanonen für Cordoba (Germany) | Kanoner til Cordoba (Denmark) | Kapinakenraali (Finland) | Slaget om Cordobas kanoner (Sweden) | Cordoba (Turkey) | Dragon Master | De kanonnen van Cordoba (Belgium) | Canhões Para Cordoba (Brazil/Portugal)- BluRay · DVD
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Synopsis
Six cannons are stolen by renegade General Cordoba and American General Pershing (Russell) thinks it’s high time for some radical measures ‘to prevent that any of these cannons will ever be used against the American people’. Since the American Army is not allowed to cross the border into Mexico, an elite group, led by the tough, iconoclastic Captain Douglas (Peppard) is sent into the heart of Cordoba’s territory.
Credits
- Cast (English): George Peppard (Capt. Rod Douglas), Giovanna Ralli (Leonora), Raf Vallone (Cordoba), Pete Duel (Andy Rice), Don Gordon (Jackson Harkness), Nico Minardos (Peter), Gabriele Tinti (Antonio), John Larch (Warner), Francine York (Sophia), John Russell (Gen. John J. Pershing), Lionel Murton (Colonel Hammond), Hans Meyer (Svedborg), Richard Pendrey (Adam), Takis Emmanuel (Campo), Janis Hansen (blonde brothel girl)
- Uncredited: John Clark (Major Wall), Charles Stalnaker (Captain Riggs), Dan van Husen (soldier), Chris Huerta (Cordoba officer), Aldo Sambrell (Sergeant Ortega), Ralph Brown (Mayor Fred Tate), Scott Miller (Bobo, Douglas soldier), Antonio Ponciano (Cordoba soldier), Antonio Orengo (belly dancer observer), Gito Santana (Mexican bandit)
- Story: Stephen Kandel
- Screenplay: Stephen Kandel
- Cinematography: Antonio Macasoli [Technicolor, Panavision]
- Music: Elmer Bernstein
- Producer: Vincent M. Fennelly
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Versions and runtimes
104min
Release Dates
October 1970
Filming locations
- Villamanta, Comunidad de Madrid (Spain)
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