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Sette pistole per i MacGregor / Seven Guns for the MacGregors / Die Sieben Pistolen des MacGregor
Italy 1966
Director: Franco Giraldi
With Robert Woods, Manolo Zarzo, Fernando Sancho, Leo Anchoriz, Agata Flori, Perla Cristal
Screenplay: Fernando di Leo, Vincenzo Dell'Aquila, David Moreno, Duccio Tessari
Cinematography: Alejandro Ulloa
Music: Ennio Morricone
The MacGregors are a hard-working, hard-playing, whisky-drinking Scottish clan--with seven sons--that own a horse ranch near the border of Texas and Mexico. When it comes time to sell some of their stock, the eldest son, Gregor, leads his brothers and a herd of horses to the town of Las Mesas, where they expect to get a good price for their livestock. But, what they find in Las Mesas is a crooked horse-trader who is in league with a corrupt sheriff both of whom have strong ties to the vicious bandit chief Santillana. The horse-dealer offers the MacGregors a paltry sum for their animals and tries to force them to take his deal. This triggers a brawl for which the MacGregors end up in jail. The boys manage a successful jailbreak only to discover that their horses have been stolen by the crooked dealer and Santillana. Gregor decides something must be done to break the power of this oppressive, corrupt, outlaw regime as well as get their horses back. Thus, he sets about worming his way into Santillana's gang. Gregor manages to secure a position with the bandit bunch thereby giving him the opportunity to pass information about Santillana's planned robberies to his brothers. The brothers, in turn, take action to thwart all of Santillana's plans. Eventually, the bandit chief becomes wise to the deception and turns the tables on the MacGregors.
spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Sette_pistole_per_i_MacGregor
Sette pistole per i MacGregor / Seven Guns for the MacGregors / Die Sieben Pistolen des MacGregor
Italy 1966
Director: Franco Giraldi
With Robert Woods, Manolo Zarzo, Fernando Sancho, Leo Anchoriz, Agata Flori, Perla Cristal
Screenplay: Fernando di Leo, Vincenzo Dell'Aquila, David Moreno, Duccio Tessari
Cinematography: Alejandro Ulloa
Music: Ennio Morricone
The MacGregors are a hard-working, hard-playing, whisky-drinking Scottish clan--with seven sons--that own a horse ranch near the border of Texas and Mexico. When it comes time to sell some of their stock, the eldest son, Gregor, leads his brothers and a herd of horses to the town of Las Mesas, where they expect to get a good price for their livestock. But, what they find in Las Mesas is a crooked horse-trader who is in league with a corrupt sheriff both of whom have strong ties to the vicious bandit chief Santillana. The horse-dealer offers the MacGregors a paltry sum for their animals and tries to force them to take his deal. This triggers a brawl for which the MacGregors end up in jail. The boys manage a successful jailbreak only to discover that their horses have been stolen by the crooked dealer and Santillana. Gregor decides something must be done to break the power of this oppressive, corrupt, outlaw regime as well as get their horses back. Thus, he sets about worming his way into Santillana's gang. Gregor manages to secure a position with the bandit bunch thereby giving him the opportunity to pass information about Santillana's planned robberies to his brothers. The brothers, in turn, take action to thwart all of Santillana's plans. Eventually, the bandit chief becomes wise to the deception and turns the tables on the MacGregors.
