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One silver dollar (Un Dollaro bucato)

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Blood for a silver dollar (USA)

D: Giorgio Ferroni („Calvin Paget“), S: G.F., Giorgio Stegani; C: Tonio Secchi („Tony Dry“); M: Gianni Ferrio; with: Giuliano Gemma, Pierre Cressoy („Peter Cross“), Ida Galli („Evelyn Stewart“), Massimo Righi („Max Dean“), Neno Zamperla

 

After the Civil War Phil Hamilton (Neno Zamperla) is heading for Yellowstone to find his fortune, whereas his brother Gary (Giuliano Gemma) returns back home to his wife Judy (Ida Galli). But life is hard and Gary is forced to follow his brother to find a job. This is offered him by rich McCory (Pierre Cressoy): He wants Gary to kill the bandit „Blackeye“. Too late Gary realizes, that „Blackeye“ is his brother and not a bandit at all. Phil dies, but Gary survives thanks to a silver dollar in his pocket. He joins a gang of bandids, controlled by McCory, whichs makes some money by raiding the local farmers, until they sell their land for a really cheap price. From now on there’s a lot of work to do for him.

 

The Gunslinger says:

Entertaining flick „american style“, made by skilled Giorgio Ferroni in 1965. Good actors: Even Gemma, who is called „Gary“ like in his two following Ferroni-western, unfortunately wears a big beard during the first half of the film. And again Ferroni lets him undergo heavy mistreatments.

 

Rating: $$$

 

Bodycount: 27 gringos

 

Explicit brutalities:

As the bandits become suspicious against Gary, they give him the stick under leadership of McCory’s right hand Brad (Massimo Righi)

 

Luv:

Gary and Judy love each other but a little bit shy: 1/10

 

Splatter: 1/10

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