Minnesota Clay
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Sergio Corbucci
Cameron Mitchell
Georges Rivière
Ethel Rojo
Diana Martin
Anthony Ross
Film Details
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Synopsis
Former gunfighter Minnesota Clay, sentenced to 20 years of hard labor for a crime he did not commit, escapes from prison and makes his way to Mesa Encantada. The small Mexican town is ruled by two warring gangs; one is headed by Ortiz, and the other by Fox, the man who withheld information which could have proven Clay's innocence. Ortiz's mistress, Estella, offers to kill her lover and turn his gang over to Clay; when her proposal is rejected, she arranges for Clay to be captured by Fox. She then slays Ortiz and tries to win Clay's love by offering to help him kill Fox, but her treachery is discovered, and she is murdered by Fox, who sets out to kill Clay. Unknown to all, Clay is blind, and to further his chances, he hides out in a basement until it is dark. When the two men meet, Clay utilizes sound to trap and shoot down his opponent, although he himself is mortally wounded.
Director
Sergio Corbucci
Cast
Cameron Mitchell
Georges Rivière
Ethel Rojo
Diana Martin
Anthony Ross
Fernando Sancho
Alberto Cevenini
Antonio Casas
Julio Peña
Nando Poggi
Joe Kamel
Gino Pernice
Madelaine Deheco
José Manuel Martín
Patricia Del Frate
Crew
Adriano Bolzoni
Adriano Bolzoni
Francisco Canet
Sergio Corbucci
José Fernández Aguayo
Franco Fraticelli
Danilo Marciani
Faustino Ocaña
Piero Piccioni
Carlo Simi
Film Details
Technical Specs
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Trivia
Notes
Opened in Paris in March 1966 as L'homme du Minnesota; running time: 100 min. Released in Italy in 1965 and in Spain in February 1965 at 90 min as Minnesota Clay. Aguayo is also credited as Peppe Aguayo. Presented in an unidentified wide-screen process.
