Torrejón City

Movie
Original title	Torrejón City
Country of production	Spain
original language	Spanish
Publishing year	1962
length	89 minutes
Rod
Director	León Klimovsky
script	Rafael J. Salvia Manuel Tamayo José Antonio Verdugo
production	Esther Cruz
music	Gregorio García Segura
camera	Manuel Hernández Sanjuán
cut	Antonio Gimeno
occupation
Tony Leblanc : Sheriff Tom Rodriguez / Tim 'El Malo' May Heatherly : Ruth Mara Laso : Peggy Antonio Garisa : Sam Tio Venancio Muro : Fiscal Mary Begoña : prostitute Simón Arriaga : Vulture José Canalejas : Bandit Agustin Bescos : bartender Xan das Bolas : Hawkeye

Torrejón City is an early, Spanish-produced comedic western from 1962, directed by León Klimovsky . The film has not yet been shown in German-speaking countries.

action

When the strange cowboy Tim el Bueno - nearsighted and with wineskins in his saddlebags - arrives in Torrejón City, Wyoming, the entire city mistakes him for the notorious outlaw 'El Malo'. When the residents, who did not flee in panic, even want to lynch him, they find out that it is really Sheriff Rodriguez who is supposed to clean up the Gelichter and his cousin El Malo.

criticism

Klimovsky's staging style is based on silent film comedies.

Remarks

The rare film was apparently barely seen and is still hardly available today.

Web links

• Torrejón City in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence