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'''Contents:''' | '''Contents:''' | ||
* [[/BluRay|BluRay releases]] | |||
* [[/DVD|Available DVDs]] | * [[/DVD|Available DVDs]] | ||
* [[/VHS releases|VHS]] | * [[/VHS releases|VHS]] | ||
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*'''Runtime:''' 92 min | *'''Runtime:''' 92 min | ||
*'''Release Date:''' 1971 (?) | *'''Release Date:''' 1971 (?) | ||
== Also known as == | === Also known as === | ||
El desafío de Pancho Villa (Spain) | I tre del mazzo selvaggio (Italy) | Drei Halleluja auf vier heiße Colts (Germany) | Pancho Villa (Germany) | Pancho Villa (U.S.A.) | Vendetta (U.S.A.) | Panço Villa (Turkey) | Pancho - banditen (Sweden) | Pancho bandiitti (Finland) | Gennimenos epanastatis (Greece) | I megali listeia tou Pancho Villa (Greece) | El desafío de Pancho Villa (Spain) | I tre del mazzo selvaggio (Italy) | Drei Halleluja auf vier heiße Colts (Germany) | Pancho Villa (Germany) | Pancho Villa (U.S.A.) | Vendetta (U.S.A.) | Panço Villa (Turkey) | Pancho - banditen (Sweden) | Pancho bandiitti (Finland) | Gennimenos epanastatis (Greece) | I megali listeia tou Pancho Villa (Greece) | ||
== Cast and crew == | === Cast and crew === | ||
*'''Cast:''' Telly Savalas (Pancho Villa), Clint Walker (Scotty), Chuck Connors (Colonel Wilcox), Anne Francis (Flo), Angel Del Pozo (Lieutenant Eager), Jose Maria Prada (Luis), Luis Dávila (McDermott), Monica Randall (Lupe), Antonio Casas (General Goyo), Walter Coy (General Pershing), Alberto Dalbes (Captain Mendoza), Dennis Vaughan (Captain Mettle), Hal Fletcher (Major James), Ralph Nevilla (General Jankins), Gene Collins (Popowski), Bob Hevelone (Evans), Art Larkin (Sergeant White), Barta Barri (Alfonso), Adolfo Thous (Flores), Fernando Sanchez Polack (Manuel), Fernando Hilbeck (Ramon), Felipe Solano (Angel), Dan van Husen (Bart), Ben Tatar (Private Bates), Lorraine Clewes (Clara), Marjorie Neville (Eduro), Nancy Baytos (Amanda), Eduardo Calvo (banker), Gerardo Navarro (Mexican diplomat), Lucy Tiller (woman), Lola Gaos (old woman), Ines Oviedo (female soldier), Luis Marin (Villista), Tony Skios (Villista), Norman Bailey (sheriff), Alberto Fernandez (priest), Antonio Rossi [as Tony Ross](photographer), Luis Rivera (chauffer), Bud Strait (station master), Carl Rapp (doctor), Lone Ferk (nurse), Antonio Padilla (jailer), Alejandro Ulloa (Villista) | *'''Cast:''' Telly Savalas (Pancho Villa), Clint Walker (Scotty), Chuck Connors (Colonel Wilcox), Anne Francis (Flo), Angel Del Pozo (Lieutenant Eager), Jose Maria Prada (Luis), Luis Dávila (McDermott), Monica Randall (Lupe), Antonio Casas (General Goyo), Walter Coy (General Pershing), Alberto Dalbes (Captain Mendoza), Dennis Vaughan (Captain Mettle), Hal Fletcher (Major James), Ralph Nevilla (General Jankins), Gene Collins (Popowski), Bob Hevelone (Evans), Art Larkin (Sergeant White), Barta Barri (Alfonso), Adolfo Thous (Flores), Fernando Sanchez Polack (Manuel), Fernando Hilbeck (Ramon), Felipe Solano (Angel), Dan van Husen (Bart), Ben Tatar (Private Bates), Lorraine Clewes (Clara), Marjorie Neville (Eduro), Nancy Baytos (Amanda), Eduardo Calvo (banker), Gerardo Navarro (Mexican diplomat), Lucy Tiller (woman), Lola Gaos (old woman), Ines Oviedo (female soldier), Luis Marin (Villista), Tony Skios (Villista), Norman Bailey (sheriff), Alberto Fernandez (priest), Antonio Rossi [as Tony Ross](photographer), Luis Rivera (chauffer), Bud Strait (station master), Carl Rapp (doctor), Lone Ferk (nurse), Antonio Padilla (jailer), Alejandro Ulloa (Villista) | ||
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*'''Song:''' “We All End Up the Same” sung by [[:Category:Telly Savalas (Singer)|Telly Savalas]] | *'''Song:''' “We All End Up the Same” sung by [[:Category:Telly Savalas (Singer)|Telly Savalas]] | ||
==About== | ===About=== | ||
Telly Savalas plays Villa in this European production about the revolutionary folk hero of early 20th century Mexico. It has all of the earmarkings of the Spanish produced and filmed westerns that accompanied the spaghetti westerns. Savalas plays the part like Kojak -- his Villa is appropriately crude, very silly and quite routine, but the lead actors are an interesting crew and a lot of mugging for the camera is done by most of them. | Telly Savalas plays Villa in this European production about the revolutionary folk hero of early 20th century Mexico. It has all of the earmarkings of the Spanish produced and filmed westerns that accompanied the spaghetti westerns. Savalas plays the part like Kojak -- his Villa is appropriately crude, very silly and quite routine, but the lead actors are an interesting crew and a lot of mugging for the camera is done by most of them. | ||
== Links== | === Links=== | ||
* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069057/combined Internet Movie Database] | * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069057/combined Internet Movie Database] | ||
* [http://800spaghettiwesterns.blogspot.com/2011/04/el-desafio-de-pancho-villa.html Review by 800 SW (Spain)] | * [http://800spaghettiwesterns.blogspot.com/2011/04/el-desafio-de-pancho-villa.html Review by 800 SW (Spain)] | ||
Revision as of 15:13, 8 July 2018
Pancho Villa (Spain, UK 1971 / Director: Eugenio Martin)
- Runtime: 92 min
- Release Date: 1971 (?)
Also known as
El desafío de Pancho Villa (Spain) | I tre del mazzo selvaggio (Italy) | Drei Halleluja auf vier heiße Colts (Germany) | Pancho Villa (Germany) | Pancho Villa (U.S.A.) | Vendetta (U.S.A.) | Panço Villa (Turkey) | Pancho - banditen (Sweden) | Pancho bandiitti (Finland) | Gennimenos epanastatis (Greece) | I megali listeia tou Pancho Villa (Greece)
Cast and crew
- Cast: Telly Savalas (Pancho Villa), Clint Walker (Scotty), Chuck Connors (Colonel Wilcox), Anne Francis (Flo), Angel Del Pozo (Lieutenant Eager), Jose Maria Prada (Luis), Luis Dávila (McDermott), Monica Randall (Lupe), Antonio Casas (General Goyo), Walter Coy (General Pershing), Alberto Dalbes (Captain Mendoza), Dennis Vaughan (Captain Mettle), Hal Fletcher (Major James), Ralph Nevilla (General Jankins), Gene Collins (Popowski), Bob Hevelone (Evans), Art Larkin (Sergeant White), Barta Barri (Alfonso), Adolfo Thous (Flores), Fernando Sanchez Polack (Manuel), Fernando Hilbeck (Ramon), Felipe Solano (Angel), Dan van Husen (Bart), Ben Tatar (Private Bates), Lorraine Clewes (Clara), Marjorie Neville (Eduro), Nancy Baytos (Amanda), Eduardo Calvo (banker), Gerardo Navarro (Mexican diplomat), Lucy Tiller (woman), Lola Gaos (old woman), Ines Oviedo (female soldier), Luis Marin (Villista), Tony Skios (Villista), Norman Bailey (sheriff), Alberto Fernandez (priest), Antonio Rossi [as Tony Ross](photographer), Luis Rivera (chauffer), Bud Strait (station master), Carl Rapp (doctor), Lone Ferk (nurse), Antonio Padilla (jailer), Alejandro Ulloa (Villista)
- Story: Eugenio Martin [as Gene Martin]
- Screenplay: Julian Halevy
- Cinematography: Alejandro Ulloa [Technicolor - Panoramico 1,66:1]
- Music: Anton Garcia Abril
- Song: “We All End Up the Same” sung by Telly Savalas
About
Telly Savalas plays Villa in this European production about the revolutionary folk hero of early 20th century Mexico. It has all of the earmarkings of the Spanish produced and filmed westerns that accompanied the spaghetti westerns. Savalas plays the part like Kojak -- his Villa is appropriately crude, very silly and quite routine, but the lead actors are an interesting crew and a lot of mugging for the camera is done by most of them.
