1967
R
1h 43m

Summary An outlaw masquerades as the son of a blind man in order to find a cache of gold located in a vacated town. View more details

1967
R
1h 43m

The Dirty Outlaws

Directed : Franco Rossetti

Written : Franco Rossetti Ugo Guerra Vincenzo Cerami

Stars : Dana Ghia Rosemary Dexter Franco Giornelli Andrea Giordana

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Genres : Drama Western

Release date : Sep 29, 1967

Countries of origin : Italy Spain

Language : Italian

Filming locations : Desierto de Tabernas, Almería, Andalucía, Spain

Production companies : Leone Film Group Daiano Film

Summary An outlaw masquerades as the son of a blind man in order to find a cache of gold located in a vacated town. View more details

Details

Genres : Drama Western

Release date : Sep 29, 1967

Countries of origin : Italy Spain

Language : Italian

Filming locations : Desierto de Tabernas, Almería, Andalucía, Spain

Production companies : Leone Film Group Daiano Film

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Rosemary Dexter and Franco Giornelli in El desperado (1967)

Rosemary Dexter and Piero Lulli in El desperado (1967)

Andrea Giordana, Andrea Scotti, and Dino Strano in El desperado (1967)

Dana Ghia, Andrea Giordana, and Franco Giornelli in El desperado (1967)

Dana Ghia and Andrea Giordana in El desperado (1967)

Rosemary Dexter, Dana Ghia, and Andrea Giordana in El desperado (1967)

Rosemary Dexter and Andrea Giordana in El desperado (1967)

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