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*'''Release Date:''' 13.8.1970
*'''Release Date:''' 13.8.1970
== Also known as ==
== Also known as ==
Roy Colt and Winchester Jack (U.S.A.) | Drei Halunken und ein Halleluja (Germany) |  Roy Colt E Winchester Jack (Brazil) | Tappavat kaverit (Italy) | Roy Colt y Winchester Jack (Spain) | Tappavat kaverit (Finland) | Roy Colt et Winchester Jack (France) | Quando as pistolas (Portugal) | Erkeklik öldü mü amigo? (Turkey)
Roy Colt and Winchester Jack (U.S.A.) | Drei Halunken und ein Halleluja (Germany) |  Roy Colt E Winchester Jack (Brazil) | Tappavat kaverit (Italy) | Roy Colt y Winchester Jack (Spain) | Tappavat kaverit (Finland) | Roy Colt et Winchester Jack (France) | Quando as pistolas decidem (Portugal) | Erkeklik öldü mü amigo? (Turkey)


== Cast and crew ==
== Cast and crew ==

Revision as of 23:00, 9 September 2013

Roy Colt e Winchester Jack (Italy 1970 / Director: Mario Bava)

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  • Runtime: 86 min
  • Release Date: 13.8.1970

Also known as

Roy Colt and Winchester Jack (U.S.A.) | Drei Halunken und ein Halleluja (Germany) | Roy Colt E Winchester Jack (Brazil) | Tappavat kaverit (Italy) | Roy Colt y Winchester Jack (Spain) | Tappavat kaverit (Finland) | Roy Colt et Winchester Jack (France) | Quando as pistolas decidem (Portugal) | Erkeklik öldü mü amigo? (Turkey)

Cast and crew

  • Cast: Brett Halsey (Roy Colt), Charles Southwood (Winchester Jack), Marilù Tolo (Mabila), Teodoro Corrà (Reverend), Guido Lollobrigida (as Lee Burton)(Winchester's henchman), Bruno Corazzari (Reverend's henchman), Osiride Pevarello (Reverend's henchman), Pietro Torrisi (Reverend's henchman), Mauro Bosco (Bellatreccia/Berenstein), Federico Boido (Boida), Piero Morgia (Winchester's henchman), Franco Pesce (old man), Giorgio Gargiullo (Samuel), Maurizio Laureri (henchman), Leo De Nobili (henchman), Vincenzo Crocitti (deaf man), Isa Miranda (Mama Lizzy/Mammola)
  • Story: Mario di Nardo, Mario Bava
  • Screenplay: Mario di Nardo
  • Cinematography: Antonio Rinaldi, Mario Bava [Eastmancolor - Panoramico 1,66:1]
  • Music: Piero Umiliani
  • Song: “Roy Colt” sung by Free Love
  • Producer: Luigi Alessi

Review

Genre specialist Mario Bava takes a rare trip out to the plains in this rousing comedy-Western that turns the work of iconic spaghetti Western specialist Sergio Leone on its head. When Roy Colt (Brett Halsey) and Winchester Jack (Charles Southwood) fail to make a living at living dishonestly, Roy resolves to dissolve the partnership and earn an honest dollar in Carson City. Unexpectedly greeted upon arrival at Carson City with a badge and a gun, newfound sheriff Roy gets that old familiar feeling when the nervous citizens entrust him with a replica of a stolen treasure map that is said to lead to a bounty of buried gold. Unfortunately for Roy, the mysterious Reverend Teodoro Corra, a dynamite-toting Russian outlaw; his old partner Jack; a Jewish desperado named Berenstein (Mauro Bosco); and a wanted Native American seductress (Marilù Tolo) are also gunning for the gold. By the time Roy reaches the Indian burial ground where the gold is said to be buried, it's anyone's guess as to who will get the gold first.

Comment

The third western by Mario Bava is just another one which does neither please the fans of the director nor the SW fans very much. It's a half hearted mix of drama and comedy with undecided elements of self parody. In parts sloppily directed the film tries to be everything and ends being nothing really.

by Stanton

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