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'''Un minuto per pregare, un istante per morire''' (Italy 1968 / Director: Franco Giraldi) | '''Un minuto per pregare, un istante per morire''' (Italy [[:Category:1968|1968]] / Director: Franco Giraldi) | ||
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===<i class="fas fa-language fa-xs"></i> Also known as=== | |||
A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die (USA) | Mehr tot als lebendig (Germany) | Escondido (Italy) | Dove vai ti ammazzo (Italy) | Un minuto para rezar... un segundo pour mourir (France) | Morto ou vivo (Portugal) | En minut att be, en sekund att do (Sweden) | Kataziteitai: Zontanos i nekros (Greece) | Město psanců (Czech Republic) | Caçada Ao Pistoleiro (Brazil) | Dead or Alive | Outlaw Gun</div> | |||
* [[/OST|Soundtrack]] | <div class="col-md-6 order-md-1 float-md-left">[[File:Minutehuge.jpg|class=img-fluid|A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die movie poster|link=]]</div> | ||
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* <i class="fas fa-comments"></i> [https://forum.spaghetti-western.net/t/a-minute-to-pray-a-second-to-die-un-minuto-per-pregare-un-istante-per-morire-franco-giraldi-1968/271 Forum Topic] | |||
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===<i class="fas fa-paragraph fa-xs"></i> Synopsis === | |||
Clay McCord (Alex Cord) is a former outlaw determined to live the life of a law-abiding citizen. Colby (Arthur Kennedy) is the town marshall who keeps law and order. Not far from the peaceful town is a haven for criminals led by Kraut (Mario Brega), a trigger happy outlaw who welcomes those who are wanted by the law. McCord worries that he may have the epilepsy that plagued his father and hastened his demise. He battles the sadistic gunman while hoping for a pardon from the sympathetic governor (Robert Ryan). He also falls for the lovely Laurinda (Nicoletta Machiavelli) as he walks between the two worlds of the law and the lawless in this action-packed and often bloody western adventure. | |||
===<i class="fas fa-user-tag fa-xs"></i> Credits === | |||
*'''Cast''' (Italian): Alex Cord (Clay McCord), Arthur Kennedy (Marshal Roy W. Colby), Robert Ryan (Governor Lem Carter), Enzo Fiermonte (Doctor Chase), Renato Romano ("Cheap" Charley), Franco Lantieri (Deputy Marshal Butler), Giampiero Albertini (Fred Duskin), Mario Brega (Kraut), Nicoletta Machiavelli [as Nicoletta Rangoni Machiavelli] (Laurinda), Franco Balducci (Kraut henchman), Massimo Sarchielli (Zack), Gino Marturano (Kraut henchman), Ivan Giovanni Scratuglia [as Ivan Scratuglia], Spartaco Conversi (Kraut henchman), Silla Bettini (banker with bag), Osiride Pevarello [as Osiride Peverello] (Fuzzy, bounty hunter), Fortunato Arena (Tuscosa hotel patron) | |||
*Uncredited actors: Rosa Palomar (Ruby), Alberto Dell'Acqua (Ruby's son, smuggler), Benito Stefanelli (storekeeper), José Canalejas (Seminole, bounty hunter), Antonio Molino Rojo (Sean, bounty hunter), Aldo Sambrell (Jesus Maria, bounty hunter), Ottaviano Dell'Acqua (Clay as a boy), Franco Gulà (old man demanding amnesty), Paolo Magalotti (Sid, smuggler), Daniel Martín (Father Santana), José Manuel Martín (El Bailarin, Kraut henchman), Rinaldo Zamperla (Kraut henchman), Renzo Pevarello (Kraut henchman), Lorenzo Robledo (Kraut henchman), Claudio Ruffini (deputy), Giancarlo Bastianoni (Colby deputy), Joaquín Parra (Colby posse deputy), Francisco Sanz (Ed, barber), Antonio Vico (Jonas), Nino Vingelli (hotel saloon patron), Mimmo Poli (hotel saloon patron), Nello Appodia (hotel waiter), Filippo Perego (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Manlio Salvatori (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Vezio Natili (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Franz Colangelo (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Mario Pascucci (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Raniero Dorascenzi (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Fausto Beffa (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Gianni Baghino (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon, celebration), Guglielmo Bogliani (Tuscosa resident reading newspaper), Andrea Esterhazy (Tuscosa resident, celebration), Sandro Mondini (Tuscosa resident, celebration), Alberigo Donadeo (Tuscosa resident at fire with rifle), Pietro Torrisi (first posse), Riccardo Petrazzi (first posse), Franco Persichetti (fiddle player), Mirko Bajocchi (squeezebox player) | |||
*'''Story:''' Albert Band | |||
*'''Screenplay:''' Ugo Liberatore, Louis Garfinkle | |||
*'''Cinematography:''' Aiace Parolin [Eastmancolor - widescreen 1,85:1] | |||
*'''Music:''' [[:Category:Carlo Rustichelli|Carlo Rustichelli]] | |||
*'''Producer:''' Albert Band [as Alfredo Antonini] | |||
===<i class="fas fa-gavel fa-xs"></i> Reviews=== | |||
* [[A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die review|Film Review]] | * [[A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die review|Film Review]] | ||
* [[A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die review 2|Film Review 2]] | * [[A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die review 2|Film Review 2]] | ||
* [[A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die (Composite version) Review|Film Review]] (Composite version) | * [[A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die (Composite version) Review|Film Review]] (Composite version) | ||
* [[A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die DVD review|DVD Review]] | * [[A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die DVD review|DVD Review]] | ||
* [ | * [[A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die Blue-Ray review (Kino)|Film & BluRay Review]] | ||
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===<i class="fas fa-stopwatch fa-xs"></i> Versions and runtimes=== | |||
*'''Runtime:''' 118 min | |||
* | * US version (different ending, 99min); German theatrical version (88min). The US version is not just shortened, but also cut differently - the US DVD contains scenes not seen in the long 118 min version. See the discussion in our Forums for more in depth analysis of different versions | ||
== | ===<i class="far fa-calendar-alt fa-xs"></i> Release Dates=== | ||
* August 2, 1968 (Italy) | |||
== | ===<i class="fa fa-map fa-xs"></i> Filming locations=== | ||
* Almeria: Pechina | |||
* Tabernas: Salinillas | |||
* Rome: Mazzano Romano | |||
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===<i class="fas fa-link fa-xs"></i> External Links === | |||
* [https://sonofdjango.blogspot.com/2008/01/minute-to-pray-second-to-die.html Review by Son of Django] | |||
* [https://800spaghettiwesterns.blogspot.com/2010/10/un-minuto-para-rezar-un-segundo-para.html Review by 800 SW] (Spain) | |||
* [https://www.cinemaretro.com/index.php/archives/10211-BLU-RAY-REVIEW-A-MINUTE-TO-PRAY,-A-SECOND-TO-DIE!-STARRING-ALEX-CORD-AND-ROBERT-RYAN;-KINO-LORBER-RELEASE.html Review at Cinema Retro] | |||
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[[Category:1968]][[Category:Italy]] | [[Category:1968]][[Category:Italy]][[Category:Franco Giraldi]][[Category:Carlo Rustichelli]][[Category:Nicoletta Machiavelli]][[Category:Mario Brega]][[Category:Aldo Sambrell]][[Category:Franco Lantieri]][[Category:Fortunato Arena]][[Category:Spartaco Conversi]][[Category:José Manuel Martín]][[Category:Mimmo Poli]][[Category:Claudio Ruffini]][[Category:Osiride Pevarello]][[Category:Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia]][[Category:Alberto Dell'Acqua]][[Category:Daniel Martín]][[Category:Enzo Fiermonte]][[Category:Lorenzo Robledo]][[Category:Robert Ryan]][[Category:Franco Gulà]][[Category:Francisco Sanz]][[Category:Paolo Magalotti]][[Category:Gino Marturano]][[Category:Antonio Molino Rojo]][[Category:José Canalejas]][[Category:Pietro Torrisi]][[Category:Franco Balducci]][[Category:Benito Stefanelli]][[Category:Giampiero Albertini]][[Category:Renzo Pevarello]] | ||
[[Category:Franco Giraldi]] | |||
[[Category:Nicoletta Machiavelli]] | |||
[[Category:Mario Brega]] | |||
[[Category:Aldo Sambrell]][[Category:Franco Lantieri]] | |||
[[Category:Fortunato Arena]] | |||
[[Category:Spartaco Conversi]] | |||
[[Category:José Manuel Martín]] | |||
[[Category:Mimmo Poli]] | |||
[[Category:Claudio Ruffini]] | |||
[[Category:Osiride Pevarello]] | |||
[[Category:Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia]] | |||
[[Category:Alberto Dell'Acqua]] | |||
[[Category:Daniel Martín]] | |||
[[Category:Enzo Fiermonte]] | |||
[[Category:Lorenzo Robledo]] | |||
[[Category:Robert Ryan]] | |||
[[Category:Franco Gulà]] | |||
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[[Category:Franco Balducci]][[Category:Benito Stefanelli]] | |||
[[Category:Giampiero Albertini]] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:37, 7 February 2024
Un minuto per pregare, un istante per morire (Italy 1968 / Director: Franco Giraldi)
Also known as
A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die (USA) | Mehr tot als lebendig (Germany) | Escondido (Italy) | Dove vai ti ammazzo (Italy) | Un minuto para rezar... un segundo pour mourir (France) | Morto ou vivo (Portugal) | En minut att be, en sekund att do (Sweden) | Kataziteitai: Zontanos i nekros (Greece) | Město psanců (Czech Republic) | Caçada Ao Pistoleiro (Brazil) | Dead or Alive | Outlaw Gun- BluRay · DVD
- Soundtrack
- Pictures
- VHS
- Trailers & Clips
- Forum Topic
- Opinions and comments
- Not on any lists
Synopsis
Clay McCord (Alex Cord) is a former outlaw determined to live the life of a law-abiding citizen. Colby (Arthur Kennedy) is the town marshall who keeps law and order. Not far from the peaceful town is a haven for criminals led by Kraut (Mario Brega), a trigger happy outlaw who welcomes those who are wanted by the law. McCord worries that he may have the epilepsy that plagued his father and hastened his demise. He battles the sadistic gunman while hoping for a pardon from the sympathetic governor (Robert Ryan). He also falls for the lovely Laurinda (Nicoletta Machiavelli) as he walks between the two worlds of the law and the lawless in this action-packed and often bloody western adventure.
Credits
- Cast (Italian): Alex Cord (Clay McCord), Arthur Kennedy (Marshal Roy W. Colby), Robert Ryan (Governor Lem Carter), Enzo Fiermonte (Doctor Chase), Renato Romano ("Cheap" Charley), Franco Lantieri (Deputy Marshal Butler), Giampiero Albertini (Fred Duskin), Mario Brega (Kraut), Nicoletta Machiavelli [as Nicoletta Rangoni Machiavelli] (Laurinda), Franco Balducci (Kraut henchman), Massimo Sarchielli (Zack), Gino Marturano (Kraut henchman), Ivan Giovanni Scratuglia [as Ivan Scratuglia], Spartaco Conversi (Kraut henchman), Silla Bettini (banker with bag), Osiride Pevarello [as Osiride Peverello] (Fuzzy, bounty hunter), Fortunato Arena (Tuscosa hotel patron)
- Uncredited actors: Rosa Palomar (Ruby), Alberto Dell'Acqua (Ruby's son, smuggler), Benito Stefanelli (storekeeper), José Canalejas (Seminole, bounty hunter), Antonio Molino Rojo (Sean, bounty hunter), Aldo Sambrell (Jesus Maria, bounty hunter), Ottaviano Dell'Acqua (Clay as a boy), Franco Gulà (old man demanding amnesty), Paolo Magalotti (Sid, smuggler), Daniel Martín (Father Santana), José Manuel Martín (El Bailarin, Kraut henchman), Rinaldo Zamperla (Kraut henchman), Renzo Pevarello (Kraut henchman), Lorenzo Robledo (Kraut henchman), Claudio Ruffini (deputy), Giancarlo Bastianoni (Colby deputy), Joaquín Parra (Colby posse deputy), Francisco Sanz (Ed, barber), Antonio Vico (Jonas), Nino Vingelli (hotel saloon patron), Mimmo Poli (hotel saloon patron), Nello Appodia (hotel waiter), Filippo Perego (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Manlio Salvatori (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Vezio Natili (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Franz Colangelo (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Mario Pascucci (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Raniero Dorascenzi (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Fausto Beffa (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon), Gianni Baghino (Tuscosa resident, hotel saloon, celebration), Guglielmo Bogliani (Tuscosa resident reading newspaper), Andrea Esterhazy (Tuscosa resident, celebration), Sandro Mondini (Tuscosa resident, celebration), Alberigo Donadeo (Tuscosa resident at fire with rifle), Pietro Torrisi (first posse), Riccardo Petrazzi (first posse), Franco Persichetti (fiddle player), Mirko Bajocchi (squeezebox player)
- Story: Albert Band
- Screenplay: Ugo Liberatore, Louis Garfinkle
- Cinematography: Aiace Parolin [Eastmancolor - widescreen 1,85:1]
- Music: Carlo Rustichelli
- Producer: Albert Band [as Alfredo Antonini]
Reviews
- Film Review
- Film Review 2
- Film Review (Composite version)
- DVD Review
- Film & BluRay Review
Trivia
We lack information here, please contribute (learn more).
Versions and runtimes
- Runtime: 118 min
- US version (different ending, 99min); German theatrical version (88min). The US version is not just shortened, but also cut differently - the US DVD contains scenes not seen in the long 118 min version. See the discussion in our Forums for more in depth analysis of different versions
Release Dates
- August 2, 1968 (Italy)
Filming locations
- Almeria: Pechina
- Tabernas: Salinillas
- Rome: Mazzano Romano
Production and business
We lack information here, please contribute (learn more).
External Links
- 1968
- Italy
- Franco Giraldi
- Carlo Rustichelli
- Nicoletta Machiavelli
- Mario Brega
- Aldo Sambrell
- Franco Lantieri
- Fortunato Arena
- Spartaco Conversi
- José Manuel Martín
- Mimmo Poli
- Claudio Ruffini
- Osiride Pevarello
- Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia
- Alberto Dell'Acqua
- Daniel Martín
- Enzo Fiermonte
- Lorenzo Robledo
- Robert Ryan
- Franco Gulà
- Francisco Sanz
- Paolo Magalotti
- Gino Marturano
- Antonio Molino Rojo
- José Canalejas
- Pietro Torrisi
- Franco Balducci
- Benito Stefanelli
- Giampiero Albertini
- Renzo Pevarello