Fuera de la ley
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Fuera de la ley |
| Country of production | Spain , France |
| original language | Spanish |
| Publishing year | 1964 |
| length | 91 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | León Klimovsky |
| script |
Angel del Castillo S. G. Monner Bob Sirens |
| production |
Esther Cruz Marius Lesœur |
| music | Daniel J. White |
| camera | Manuel Sanjuan |
| cut | Antonio Gimeno |
| occupation | |
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Fuera de la ley is a Spanish-French western from 1964, a forerunner of the spaghetti westerns , which is based heavily on American models in story and narrative style .
content
Billy Carter lives with his parents on their home farm. When a land dispute between his father and his wealthy neighbor, Jon Pryce, leads the latter to send thugs to underline his demands, Billy is sent into town to get help from the sheriff. However, he hesitates; on his return, Billy finds his father murdered and his mother injured, the house burned down. Against the sheriff's opinion that it was an accident, Billy sets out to look for those responsible. He finds her in the person of Black Jack, who was hired by Price, and his gang. Carter succeeds in eliminating the members one after the other until he can face the villain in a victorious duel.
Others
- The film is often described as a Billy the Kid adaptation (this is also the case with Bruckner: For a few more corpses and in the English title Billy the Kid ), which is not the case.
- There is also an Argentine film from 1937 under the same title; besides it is the Spanish title of The Texaner .
- The film features two songs, Ride along and Spiritual , sung by John Littleton .
Web links
- Fuera de la ley in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ulrich P. Bruckner: For a few more corpses . Munich 2006
- ↑ Entry at mundo de cine