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Revision as of 20:19, 9 October 2010
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100 Rifles (USA 1968 / Tom Gries)
This is a US western shot in Spain
- Runtime: 109 min
Also known as
Ölümden korkmayanlar (Turkey) | 100 Gewehre (Germany) | 100 fusils, Les (France) | 100 karabinów (Poland) | 100 kivääriä (Finland) | 100 rifler (Denmark) | 100 kivääriä , Ta (Greece) | Cent fusils, Les (France) | El Verdugo (Italy) | One Hundred Rifles (USA, alternative spelling) | Sadan kiväärin voimin (Finland) | 100 Pucek (Czechoslovakia) | Viva Sarita! (Sweden) | 100 armas ao sol (Portugal) | Los cien rifles (Spain)
Credits
- Cast: Jim Brown (Lyedecker), Raquel Welch (Sarita), Burt Reynolds (Yaqui Joe Herrera), Fernando Lamas (General Verdugo), Dan O'Herlihy (Steven Grimes), Eric Braeden (as Hans Gudegast)(Lt. Franz Von Klemme), Michael Forest (Humara), Aldo Sambrell (Sergeant Paletes), Soledad Miranda (girl in hotel), Alberto Dalbes (Padre Francisco), Charly Bravo (as Carlos Bravo)(Lopez), José Manuel Martín (Sarita's father), Sancho Gracia, Akim Tamiroff (General Romero (scenes deleted)), Lorenzo Lamas (Indian boy (uncredited))
- Story: “The Californio” by Robert MacLeod
- Screenplay: Clair Huffaker, Tom Gries
- Cinematography: Cecilio Paniagua [DeLuxe Color]
- Music: Jerry Goldsmith
- Producer: Marvin Schwartz
Synopsis
In 1912 Lydecker, an U.S. sheriff, crosses into Mexico in pursuit of Yaqui Joe, an outlaw and becomes involved in a revolution.
Filming locations
- Villamanta, Comunidad de Madrid (Spain)
