Colorado Charlie

Movie
German title	Colorado Charlie
Original title	Colorado Charlie
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1965
length	90 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Roberto Mauri; (as Robert Johnson )
script	Nino Stresa
production	Francesco Paolo Prestano
music	Gioacchino Angelo
camera	Edmondo Affronti
cut	Marcello Malvestito
occupation
	Jacques Berthier : Sheriff 'Wild Bill' Danders ; (as Jack Berthier ); Brunella Bovo : Nora Danders ; (as Barbara Hudson ); Andrea Aureli : Jimmy ; (as Andrew Ray ); Luigi Ciavarro : Tom Drasler ; (as Louis Chavarro ); Alfredo Rizzo : Sam, Drunk ; (as Alfred Rice ); Erika Blanc : Saloon singer ; (as Erica Withe ); Antonio Rosso; (as Anthony Ross ); Mimmo Poli : Bartender ; (as Johnny Lernan ); Attilio Severini : one of Colorado's people ; (as Big Matthew ); Nando Angelini : George ; (as Fernand Angels ); Giuseppe Addobbati : Hogan, Sheriff of Little River ; (as John McDouglas ); Ugo Sasso : Nora's father ; (as Hugo Arden ); Lina Alberti : Donna ; (as Gladys Richener ); Alberto Cevenini : Wounded Bandit ; (as Charlie Andersen ); Giorgio Cerioni : Jimmy, Sheriff of Springfield ; (as George Cerioni ); Luigi Batzella : Pablo ; (as Paul Solvay ); Gerlando Martelli : Bill Danders' son ; (as Little Roland White ); Livio Lorenzon : Colorado Charlie ; (as Charlie Lawrence );

Colorado Charlie is a 1965 by Roberto Mauri twisted spaghetti westerns , in Germany on video had its premiere. A theatrical release under the title Charlie - the Beast of Colorado was planned, but did not take place.

content

Sheriff Wild Bill Danders has done his job as an excellent shooter in Springfield and now wants to retire from his position. His wife Nora and his child are enough reasons for him. However, when his deputy Jim is shot dead by the notorious bandit Colorado Charlie and his gang, he changes his mind; When the gangsters track down his retreat and threaten his small family, he puts his star back on and settles the accounts with the criminals.

criticism

"At least he [the director] achieves an acceptable level of tension, which is however entirely nourished by the action and not by any surprising twists and turns"

- Christian Keßler : Welcome to Hell, 2002, p. 60.

"Conventional Spaghetti Western, whose plea for non-violence is not convincing."

- Lexicon of international film

Allmovies says: "Most viewers will find the film predictable, weak and cumbersome."

Remarks

Michelangelo Mignano interprets the film song Cita a las tres .

Web links

Colorado Charlie in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

^ Colorado Charlie. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed April 8, 2017 .
^ Robert Firsching: Colorado Charlie (1965). In: AllMovie. Retrieved April 8, 2017 .

[1] Colorado Charlie. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed April 8, 2017 .

[2] Robert Firsching: Colorado Charlie (1965). In: AllMovie. Retrieved April 8, 2017 .