A Town Called Hell (1971) - film review

Action / Comedy / Drama / Western

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A Town Called Hell is a Spanish-British western first released in 1971, directed by Robert Parrish and Irving Lerner. The film stars Telly Savalas, Robert Shaw, Stella Stevens, Fernando Rey and Michael Craig. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Robert Parrish, Irving Lerner
Script: Richard Aubrey, Benjamin Fisz
Photo: Manuel Berenguer
Music: Waldo de los Ríos
Cast: Telly Savalas (Don Carlos), Robert Shaw (The Priest), Stella Stevens (Alvira), Fernando Rey (Old blind man), Michael Craig (Paco), Martin Landau (The Colonel), Al Lettieri (La Bomba), Aldo Sambrell (Calebra), Dudley Sutton (Spectre), Paloma Cela (Paloma), Maribel Hidalgo (La Perla), Cass Martin (Jose), Antonio Mayans (Manuel), Francisco Marsó (Julio), John Clark (Quiet American), Luis Rivera (Paco), Howard Hagan (American #1), Vicente Soler (Priest #1), Tito García (Malhombre), Elizabeth Sands (Carmina), Sansona Siglo XX (Tortilla woman), Nilda Álvarez (Old mother), José Espinosa (Chomoco), George Rigaud (Gato Asilla), James O’Rourke (Sergeant), Tony Cyrus (Sanchez), Adolfo Thous (Mendoza), Charly Bravo (Juan), Stefano Charelli (Young boy), Bruce M. Fischer (Miguel), Cris Huerta (Gonzales), William Layton, Felipe Solano (Eduardo), Tony Vogel (Man)
Country: Spain / UK
Language: English
Runtime: 95 min

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