Tutto per tutto

Tutto per tutto (Italy · Spain 1968 / Director: Umberto Lenzi)

Also known as

La hora del coraje (Spain) | Rostro de cobre (Spain) | All Out (USA) | Copperface (USA) | Go for Broke (USA) | One for All (UK) | L’ora del coraggio (Italy) | Zwei Aasgeier (Germany) | Zwei Aasgeier auf dem Weg zur Hölle (Germany) | Das Gold der gnadenlosen Drei (Germany) | Todo por Todo (Argentina) | Gringo joue et gagne (France) | Gringo speelt en wint (Belgium) | A Outra Face da Coragem (Brazil)

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Synopsis

Johnny Sweet and Owl team up when rumors start that an Indian called Copper Face knows about the whereabouts of a stash of gold worth $200,000, stolen from the bank of El Paso. They have to deal with two Mexican low-lives and also have to fight off a gang of Mexican cutthroats, led by the terror-inspiring bandit Carranza.

Credits

• Cast (Italian): Mark Damon (Johnny Sweet/West), John Ireland (Owl / Gufo / Le Hibou), Mónica Randall (Maria), Armando Calvo (Jose Gomez), José Torres (Copper Face), Raf Baldassarre (Miguel Comaco, Carrancha henchman), Calisto Calisti (El Paso sheriff), Lisa Halvorsen (Belle Smith), Franco Gulà (padre), Claudio Scarchilli (Diego, Carrancha henchman), Ivan Giovanni Scratuglia, Giovanni Petti, Eduardo Fajardo (Paco Nunez), Fernando Sancho (Carrancha)
• Additional Spanish credits: Rafael Albaicí­n (Ignacio, Carrancha henchman), Emilio Rodríguez (company assayer), Miguel Del Castillo (company man), Francisco Braña (posse sheriff)
• Uncredited: Luis Induni (Morton), Joaquín Parra (Carrancha henchman), Joaquín Solís (Carrancha bandit), Rufino Inglés (Jack, townsman), Fabián Conde (El Paso bartender), Juan Antonio Peral (blacksmith), Roman Ariznavarreta (El Paso deputy), Alberigo Donadeo (fiesta guitar player), Luis Barboo (posse deputy), Agustín Bescos (poker player), David Thomson (poker player)

• Director: Umberto Lenzi
• Story: Eduardo Maria Brochero, Nino Stresa
• Screenplay: Eduardo Maria Brochero, Nino Stresa
• Cinematography: Alejandro Ulloa [Eastmancolor - Techniscope 2,35:1]
• Music: Marcello Giombini
• Producer: Alberto Grimaldi
• Editor: Eugenio Alabiso

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Versions and runtimes

• Runtime: 89 min

Release Dates

• March 27, 1968 (Italy)

Filming locations

• Madrid: Colmenar Viejo
• Madrid: Hoyo de Manzanares
• Madrid: Manzanares el Real
• Madrid: Ciempozuelos
• Madrid: Pelayos de la Presa

External Links

• Review by 800 SW (Spain)
• Westerns from Umberto Lenzi @ CiaoCinema (Italian)

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