Adios Gringo
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George Finley
Giuliano Gemma
Evelyn Stewart
Roberto Camardiel
Jesús Puente
Max Dean
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Tricked into buying a herd of stolen cattle, Brent Landers arrives in Western City [Johnson City, according to foreign sources] and is branded a rustler by the owner of the herd, Stan Clevenger. Brent kills Clevenger in self-defense, escapes from a lynching party, and sets out to find the cattle thief. In the desert he chances upon Lucy Tillson, who has been raped and left to die by three men she saw robbing a stagecoach. Brent takes her to the nearest town, where she is treated by kindly Dr. Barfield. One day she recognizes her three assailants, who include the man who sold Brent the cattle, as well as Avery Ranchester, the son of the wealthiest rancher in the territory. Because Brent has a price on his head, the local sheriff, Tex Slaughter, is reluctant to believe him or Lucy, but Tex later becomes convinced of Brent's innocence and becomes his ally. The senior Ranchester attempts to protect his son by whipping up the town's anger against Brent. After Avery's two cohorts have been killed in gunfights, the elder Ranchester leads a lynch mob who entrap Brent and Lucy. When Tex arrives, Avery attempts to gun down Brent, but Ranchester intervenes and is accidentally killed by his son. Finally free, Brent sets off with Lucy to seek a new life.
Director
George Finley
Cast
Giuliano Gemma
Evelyn Stewart
Roberto Camardiel
Jesús Puente
Max Dean
Peter Cross
Grant Laramy
Jean Martin
Monique Saint Clare
Claude Servyll
Sterling Regell
Frank Pascal
Francisco Braña
Ramón Pérez
Mimo Billi
Nello Pazzafini
Crew
Diego Alchimede
Jacqueline Brachet
Luis Bucks
Román Calatayud
Benedetto Ghiglia
José Luis Jerez
Ed Michelson
Official Films
Rafael Pacheco
Harry Pears
Guy Ronson
Francisco Sempere
Giorgio Stegani
Bruno Turchetto
Joaquín Vera
Michèle Villerot
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Giorgio Stegani is credited as director under the pseudonym George Finley. Evelyn Stewart is a pseudonym for Ida Galli; Max Dean for Massimo Righi; Peter Cross for Pierre Cressoy; and Grant Laramy for Germano Longo. Released in Italy in 1966; running time: 100 min. Paris opening: February 1967; also released in Spain under the same title.
