Three Graves for a Winchester ( 3 colpi di Winchester per Ringo ) ( 3 Bullets for Ringo (3 Graves for a Winchester) )

Three Graves for a Winchester (DVD) (*)

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Original Title: 3 colpi di Winchester per Ringo
Alternate Title: 3 Bullets for Ringo (3 Graves for a Winchester)
Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )
German ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
German ( Subtitles )
Italian ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )

Product Origin/Format:
Germany ( PAL/Region 2 )

Running Time:
87 min

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (2.35:1)

Special Features:
Featurette
Interactive Menu
Photo Gallery
Scene Access
Remastered

Movie filmed in 1966 and produced in:
Italy ( Italy, Greece )

Directed By:
Emimmo Salvi

Written By:
James Wilde
Ambrogio Molteni

Actors:
Gordon Mitchell ..... Frank Sanders
Mickey Hargitay ..... Ringo Carson
Milla Sannoner ..... Jane Walcom
Ivano Staccioli ..... Daniels
Amedeo Trilli ..... Tom
Spartaco Conversi ..... Mr. Walcom
Dante Maggio ..... Mrs. Carson
Margherita Horowitz
Isarco Ravaioli
Nino Fuscagni
Bruno Arié

Synopsis:

Ringo Carson has a tough life. First, he has a falling out with his best friend, Frank Sanders, after saving Jane, the girl he loves, from Mexican kidnappers in order to extort a ransom from her gunrunner father. Frank goes off to the Civil War. Ringo reconciles with his estranged mother who needs his fast gun to protect her land from greedy land-grabber Daniels. Then Frank returns from the Civil War just in time to take a hand on the wrong side against Ringo, who is blinded by a blow to the head. Next, Ringo's mom is murdered in an effort to steal her deeds. From that point Ringo has to plot this revenge, save his wife from the clutches of his old friend, keep the deeds out of Daniels' hands, rescue his son from the clutches of the bad guys and wipe out all of Daniels' gun hands- a cinch for a blind man.

Three Bullets for Ringo is one of two Spaghetti westerns by little-known director Emimmo Salvi, director of only nine films. He wore many hats in the Italian film industry. He was a writer, a production manager, and a producer, best known for the enormously successful Goliath and the Barbarians. The weird and sometimes atmospheric music is by Armando Sciascia (Tomb of Torture). The bleak look of the film is the work of cinematographer Mario Parapetti (Django Kills Softly and the horror exploitation favorite The Embalmer).

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 22 June, 2011.