Los rebeldes de Arizona
| Movie | |
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| Original title | Los rebeldes de Arizona |
| Country of production | Spain |
| original language | Spanish |
| Publishing year | 1970 |
| length | 90 minutes |
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| Director | José María Zabalza |
| script | José María Zabalza |
| production | Rafael Duran |
| music | Ana Satrova |
| camera | Leopoldo Villaseñor |
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Los rebeldes de Arizona is a Spanish-produced, not shown in the German speaking spaghetti westerns made in 1969 by José María Zabalza with Carlos Quincy , which is performed under a pseudonym in the lead role.
action
Peggy Norman is a happy ranch owner. Living there with her husband Glenn, she receives an offer from the directors of a railroad company to sell her property because tracks are to be laid in the country, which the two refuse. When one day the ranch goes up in flames, they move through the area without any property and join the pistolero Allen Jackson. They find shelter at a Mexican's hacienda who is about to be driven from his land by a malicious banker. They help him through a bank robbery. When they fight a greasy arms smuggler who supplies the Indians, they then have to defend themselves against false accusations of murder. Finally, they discover a gold vein, which puts an end to their unsteady life and promises them a future.
Remarks
Numerous are the imaginatively devised names under which the staff and actors are carried in the various international versions of the film, a production of Procensa / Cinemec.
In Italy the work ran under the title Adios Cjamango .
Web links
- Los rebeldes de Arizona in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- The film at comingsoon.it