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A Bullet for the General / Quien sabe? / Töte Amigo
Italy 1966
Director: Damiano Damiani
With Gian Maria Volonté, Lou Castel, Klaus Kinski, Martine Beswick, Jaime Fernandez
Screenplay: Salvatore Laurani, Franco Solinas
Cinematography: Antonio Secchi
Music: Luis Enriquez Bacalov, Ennio Morricone
During the height of the Mexican revolution a gang of bandits led by "El Chuncho" (Gian Maria Volonte) are stealing weapons and selling them on to the revolutions leader "General Elias" to aid the cause. During an attack the bandits are making on an armed train, the gang are unexpectedly helped by one of its passengers, the gringo "Bill Tate" (Lou Castel) who kills the driver and stops the train. "Tate" convinces the bandits he is a wanted man facing a death sentence in America. "Chuncho" takes an immediate liking to the young gringo and the gang agree to him joining them. The bandits weapon stealing exploits are greatly improved with the gringo aboard and the friendship between him and "Chuncho" grows. But unknown to the bandits "Bill Tate" has another agenda, one which will take him to the heart of the revolution and "General Elias" himself.
spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Quien_Sabe
A Bullet for the General / Quien sabe? / Töte Amigo
Italy 1966
Director: Damiano Damiani
With Gian Maria Volonté, Lou Castel, Klaus Kinski, Martine Beswick, Jaime Fernandez
Screenplay: Salvatore Laurani, Franco Solinas
Cinematography: Antonio Secchi
Music: Luis Enriquez Bacalov, Ennio Morricone
During the height of the Mexican revolution a gang of bandits led by "El Chuncho" (Gian Maria Volonte) are stealing weapons and selling them on to the revolutions leader "General Elias" to aid the cause. During an attack the bandits are making on an armed train, the gang are unexpectedly helped by one of its passengers, the gringo "Bill Tate" (Lou Castel) who kills the driver and stops the train. "Tate" convinces the bandits he is a wanted man facing a death sentence in America. "Chuncho" takes an immediate liking to the young gringo and the gang agree to him joining them. The bandits weapon stealing exploits are greatly improved with the gringo aboard and the friendship between him and "Chuncho" grows. But unknown to the bandits "Bill Tate" has another agenda, one which will take him to the heart of the revolution and "General Elias" himself.
