Treno per Durango, Un

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Un treno per Durango (Italy, Spain 1968 / Director: Mario Caiano (as William Hawkins))

  • Runtime: 100 min
  • Release Date: 6.1.1968

Also known as

A Train for Durango (U.S.A.) | Un tren para Durango (Spain) | Der Letzte Zug nach Durango (Germany) | Um trem para Durango (Portugal / Brazil) | Un train pour Durango (France) | Oluler Saylimaz (Turkey) | De trein naar Durango (Netherlands) | Viimeinen juna Durangoon (Finland) | Ena traino gia to Durango (Greece)

Cast and crew

  • Cast: Antonio de Teffe (as Anthony Steffen)(El Gringo), Mark Damon (Brown/Samuel Lee Barrett/Elias MacPherson), Enrico Maria Salerno (Luca), Dominique Boschero (Helena MacPherson), Roberto Camardiel (Lobo), José Bódalo ('The Chief'), Manuel Zarzo (Heraclio), Aldo Sambrell (Mexican Captain), Lorenzo Robledo (Pinkerton man), Mirella Pamphili (waitress), Tito Garcia (Don Pedro Arista), Jose Canalejas (Manuel), Rafael Albaicin (Lobo henchman), Simon Arriaga (Lobo henchman), Jose Manuel Martin (Mexican revolutionary), Goyo Lebrero (Gonzalez), Francisco Nieto (Lobo henchman), Gonzalo Esquiroz (Lobo henchman), Joaquin Parra (Lobo henchman)
  • Story: Duccio Tessari, Mario Caiano, Jose Gitierrez Maesso
  • Screenplay: Duccio Tessari, Mario Caiano
  • Cinematography: Enzo Barboni [Technicolor - Techniscope 2,35:1]
  • Music: Carlo Rustichelli
  • Producer: Bianco Manini

Synopsis

Gringo (Anthony Steffen) and Luca (Enrico Maria Salerno) board the train for Durango which is robbed by Mexican bandits. The safe is stolen, a French madame is kidnapped, and everyone is killed except Luca and Gringo who find the keys and take off to steal back the safe, aided by a mysterious American and his arsenal of weaponry.

Trivia

Fernando di Leo about the screenplay in an interview from 2001:

"Ducio Tessari asked me and Caminito to write a screenplay for him as he was working on another film, but needed the money. The film was Un Treno per Durango. We wrote the screenplay in less than a week. Ducio took it without even reading it, signed it and went directly to get his money. Caminito an I didn't get a penny, but that was the spirit with which we worked in these days."

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