Rio Lobo (1970)

Dir: Howard Hawks Adventure / Western / Romance / War stars 3

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Rio Lobo is an American western first released in 1970, directed by Howard Hawks. The film stars John Wayne, Jorge Rivero, Jennifer O’Neill, Jack Elam and Christopher Mitchum. It has also been released under the title: San Timoteo. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Howard Hawks
Script: Leigh Brackett, Burton Wohl
Photo: William H. Clothier
Music: Jerry Goldsmith
Cast: John Wayne (Col. Cord McNally), Jorge Rivero (Capt. Pierre Cordona aka Frenchy), Jennifer O’Neill (Shasta Delaney), Jack Elam (Phillips), Christopher Mitchum (Sgt. Tuscarora Phillips), Victor French (Ketcham (boss of Rio Lobo)), Susana Dosamantes (Maria Carmen (Tuscarora’s girlfriend)), Sherry Lansing (Amelita), David Huddleston (Dr. Ivor Jones (Rio Lobo dentist)), Mike Henry (Rio Lobo Sheriff ’Blue Tom’ Hendricks), Bill Williams (Blackthorne Sheriff Pat Cronin), Jim Davis (Rio Lobo Deputy), Dean Smith (L), Robert Donner (Whitey Carter (Rio Lobo deputy)), George Plimpton (4th Gunman), Edward Faulkner (Lt. Harris), Peter Jason (Lt. Forsythe (gold train detail officer)), Chuck Courtney (Chuck), Robert Rothwell (3rd Gunman), Don ’Red’ Barry (Feeny (bartender of saloon outside POW camp)), Harold Cops, Stanley Corson, Sondra Currie, José Ángel Espinosa ’Ferrusquilla’, Chuck Hayward, Conrad Hool (Lon), Lance Hool (Picket), Frank Kennedy, Charlie Longfoot, John McKee, Boyd ’Red’ Morgan (Train engineer), Gregg Palmer (Pete (henchman)), Jim Prejean, Chuck Roberson (Corporal in baggage car), Danny Sands, Anthony Sparrow Hawk, Bob Steele (Rio Lobo deputy), Tommy Tedesco (Guitar player (opening credits)), Ethan Wayne, Hank Worden (Hank (hotel clerk))
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 114 min
Aka: San Timoteo

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