Gunfighters of Casa Grande
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Cast & Crew
Roy Rowland
Alex Nicol
Jorge Mistral
Dick Bentley
Steve Rowland
Phil Posner
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Joe Daylight and his gang of border raiders--The Kid, Doc, and Henri--cross into Mexico, fleeing from an American posse. The plan was to meet the rest of the gang and then divide the stolen money, but Joe tells his gunfighters that instead he has used the money to buy a ranch. Some of the men protest, but they are soon brought into line and taken to the ranch by "The Traveler," a new member of the gang. The Traveler and The Kid become acquainted with María and her maid, Pacesita, and begin to enjoy living on the Casa Grande. Joe, however, is formulating a plan to rustle neighbors' cattle and drive the herd across the border, where post--Civil War beef prices insure a high profit. A temporary interruption occurs when a gang of bandits led by Rojo threatens the area, but Joe organizes the other ranchers for protection, and they succeed in chasing Rojo away. By this time conflict among Joe's men has increased, and most of them prefer to remain in Mexico. Joe responds to Doc's objections by shooting him, but Joe himself is killed by The Traveler, who has fallen in love with María. The two plan a new life together on the Casa Grande.
Director
Roy Rowland
Cast
Alex Nicol
Jorge Mistral
Dick Bentley
Steve Rowland
Phil Posner
Mercedes Alonso
Diana Lorys
María Granada
Roberto Rey
Aldo Sambrell
Antonio Fuentes
Angel Solano
José Manuel Martín
Jim Gillen
Mike Ekiss
Simón Arriaga
Fernando Villena
Emilio Rodríguez
Ana María Custodio
Mario De Barros
Ivan Tubau
José Mayens
Mike Brendel
María José Collado
Crew
Sam X. Abarbanel
José F. Aguayo
Francisco Canet
Borden Chase
Borden Chase
Patricia Chase
Patricia Chase
Bill Creed
Johnny Douglas
Mercedes Guillot
George A. Lee
Robert Mellin
Manuel Merino
Félix Mirón Martínez
Miguel Proharam
Emilio Puyol
Clarke Reynolds
Luis Rodríguez
Isabel Ruiz Capillas
Flora Salamero
Manahen Velasco
Lester Welch
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Produced in Spain and released there in April 1964 as Los pistoleros de Casa Grande; running time: 90 min.
