The hunted of the Sierra Nevada

Movie
German title	The hunted of the Sierra Nevada
Original title	El ranch de los implacables
Country of production	Spain , Italy , Germany
original language	English
Publishing year	1964
length	95 (German v. 79) minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	Alfonso Balcázar
script	Alfonso Balcázar ; Sandro Continenza ; José Antonio de la Loma; German V. Helmut Harun
production	Alfonso Balcázar ; Edmondo Amati
music	Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
camera	Roberto Reale
cut	Teresa Alcocer
occupation
	Robert Woods : Jeff Clyton; Fernando Sancho : Juan Carrancho; Helmut Schmid : Jimmy Black ; (as Helmut Schmit ); Maria Sebaldt : Helen Greenwood ; (as Maria Selbalt ); Antonio Molino Rojo : Dingus; Frank Stewart : David Greenwood; Richard Häussler : Attorney Dundee; Miguel de la Riva : Don; Nino Persello : Jack ; (as Norman Preston ); Hans Nielsen : Judge Keystone; Paco Sanz : Banker Cray ; (as Francisco Sanz ); Jaime Avellan : Sheriff; Pedro Gil : Fulgencio;
synchronization

The hunted the Sierra Nevada (Original title: El rancho de los implacables ) is a spaghetti western international production, under the direction of Alfonso Balcázar involving also German and Italian actor in Spain was the 1964th On June 11, 1965, it started in the German-speaking area.

action

Thanks to his gaming skills, Jeff Clyton wins a land estate and ranch where siblings Helen and David live. Jeff is seen as an enemy; They try to save the ranch with the help of the lawyer Dundee, who actually wants them himself, which is why he has all kinds of evil carried out with the help of a group of outlaws led by Black Jimmy and also a murder of the city's banker, the innocent David want to shove in the shoes.

Jeff takes over at Helen’s request to prove David's innocence. He can mingle with the gang and gradually turn them off; in the end he also succeeds in convicting Dundee in front of Helen, who has meanwhile fallen in love with Jeff, and driving him to his death. In the city freed from evil, Jeff can now marry Helen and stay on the ranch.

criticism

Ulrich P. Bruckner describes The Hunted of the Sierra Nevada as good, exciting and cynical Italo-Westerns. The lexicon of international film criticized this cynicism, but praised photography. J. Picas praised: "This is one of the more appealing cowboy films, lively and believable, [...] made with taste and imagination". The Protestant film observer complains that the film is morally too careless, but comes to the conclusion that it is reasonably constructed and has beautiful color images.

Remarks

The production, often also under Italian management, bears the Italian title 5,000 Dollari sull'asso . The German version contains a theme song sung by Ralf Paulsen and the song Kein Gold am Blue River , which Ronny interprets. In the international version you can hear Don Powell with A gambling man . Overall, the German version is considerably shorter and partly cut differently (book: Helmut Harun) than the international version.

The soundtrack was released on CAM.

synchronization

Robert Woods is voiced by Michael Chevalier .

Web links

The hunted the Sierra Nevada in the Internet Movie Database (English)
The film at comingsoon

Individual evidence

↑ For a few more bodies. Munich 2006, p. 572.
↑ The Hunted of the Sierra Nevada. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
↑ in Fotogramas 869 , Madrid, June 12, 1965
↑ Evangelischer Presseverband München, Review No. 309/1965

[1] For a few more bodies. Munich 2006, p. 572.

[2] The Hunted of the Sierra Nevada. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .

[3] Fotogramas 869 , Madrid, June 12, 1965

[4] Evangelischer Presseverband München, Review No. 309/1965