Adios gringo

Movie
German title	Adios gringo
Original title	Adiós gringo
Country of production	France , Italy , Spain
Publishing year	1965
length	90 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	Giorgio Stegani; (as George Finley )
script	José Luis Jerez; Giorgio Stegani ; Michèle Villerot
production	Bruno Turchetto
music	Benedetto Ghiglia
camera	Francisco Sempere
cut	Jacqueline Brachet
occupation
	Giuliano Gemma : Brent Landers; Ida Galli : Lucy Tillson ; (as Evelyn Stewart ); Roberto Camardiel : Dr. Verne Barfield ; (as Robert Camardiel ); Jesús Puente : Sheriff John Slaughter; Germano Longo : Stan Clevenger ; (as Grant Laramy ); Gino Marturano : Mike Moffitt ; (as Jean Martin ); Massimo Righi : Avery Ranchester ; (as Max Dean ); Monique Saint Claire : Maude Clevenger; Antonio Orengo : Deputy Sid Felton ; (as Sterling Rengel ); Clyde Geryl; Frank Pascal; Rámon Pérez; Frank Braña; (as Francisco Brana ); Pierre Cressoy : Clayton Ranchester ; (as Peter Cross ); Nello Pazzafini : Gil Clawson;
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Adios Gringo is a French-Italian-Spanish spaghetti western from 1965 by Giorgio Stegani . It is an early spaghetti western, which is very much based on the American models. The story is based on a book by author Harry Whittington. The German title song is sung by Jürgen Herbst ; the original song by Fred Bongusto .

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Former cowboy Brent Landers wants to become self-employed as a cattle breeder, and to do this he buys a herd of cattle from his old friend Gil Clawson. However, he stole the cattle. An argument ensues between Landers and the herd's rightful owner, Stan Clevenger, in the course of which Clevenger is shot. Landers has to flee, and hunts Clawson from now on to prove his innocence.

In the desert, Brent finds a young woman, Lucy Tillson, who was raped by bandits and then left tied up. He saves her and takes her to a doctor in the nearest town. Despite being wanted on the wanted list, Brent will remain there until she recovers.

The bandits also finally show up in town. In addition to Averly, son of the wealthy farmer Ranchester, Clawson is one of them. Brent tries, with the help of the doctor, to hunt down the gang. The sheriff is also one of his allies, although he is suspicious of Brent and is considering handing him over for the reward that is offered. When he suspects he has been set up by Brent, he even arrests him. Brent is released after the doctor vouches for him.

Ranchester, who now knows that Brent is wanted, accuses him of raping Lucy and incites the townspeople against him. With the help of the sheriff and the doctor, Brent and Lucy escape. Ranchester declares the sheriff deposed.

On the run, the two meet Clawson, who is shot by Lucy, and then Avery Ranchester, whom Brent takes prisoner. Finally, there is the final showdown between Brent and Lucy on one side and Ranchester and his people on the other. When Brent runs out of ammunition, the sheriff and the doctor appear, accompanied by the magistrate responsible. Lucy testifies against Avery about what he was found guilty of. Brent is acquitted of Clevenger's murder for acting in self-defense.