Blood at Sundown
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| Directed by | Alberto Cardone |
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| Cinematography | Gino Santini[2] |
| Edited by | Romeo Ciatti[2] |
| Music by | Michele Lacerenza[2] |
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| Distributed by | Indipendenti Regionali[2] |
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Blood at Sundown (Template:Lang-it) is a Spaghetti Western film directed by Alberto Cardone. The picture marks the first appearance of the character Sartana, played by Gianni Garko. It is not, however considered an "official" Sartana film.
Plot
Johnny Liston heads back to his hometown after 12 years in jail, during which time his ruthless brother Sartana (Garko) has taken over control of the town. Johnny is determined to battle Sartana to bring justice.
Cast
- Anthony Steffen as Johnny Liston
- Gianni Garko as Sartana Liston (as John Garko)
- Erika Blanc as Joselita Rogers
- Carlo D'Angelo as Judge Waldorf (as Charles of Angel)
- Sieghardt Rupp as Ralph
- Roberto Miali as Jerry Holt (as Jerry Wilson)
- Carla Calò as Rhonda Liston (as Carrol Brown)
- Angelica Ott as Mary
- Daniela Igliozzi as Manuela Holt
- Franco Fantasia as Sheriff
- Gianni Solaro as Forrester
- Chris Howland as Doodle Kramer
- Gino Marturano as Man in bar
- Sal Borgese as Mexican in bar
- Ettore Arena
- Mario Dionisi
Releases
Blood at Sundown was released in Italy as 1000 dollari sul nero on 18 December 1966.[1]
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