After fifty mail-order brides are kidnapped by bandits, the blind gunfighter hired to escort them heads into Mexico in pursuit.
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Cast
| Tony Anthony | ... |
Blindman / Ciego
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| Ringo Starr | ... |
Candy
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| Lloyd Battista | ... |
Domingo
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| Magda Konopka | ... |
Sweet Mama
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| Raf Baldassarre | ... |
Mexican General
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| Marisa Solinas | ... |
Margherita
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Franz von Treuberg | ... |
Pilar's Father
(as Franz Treuberg)
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David Dreyer | ... |
Dude
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Gaetano Scala | ... |
Domingo Henchman
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| Agneta Eckemyr | ... |
Pilar
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Mary Badin | ... |
Bride
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Dominique Badou | ... |
Bride
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| Carla Brait | ... |
Black Maid
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| Shirley Corrigan | ... |
Bride
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Giuliana Giuliani | ... |
Bride
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Katerina Lindfelt | ... |
Bride
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| Malisa Longo | ... |
Bride
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Alice Mannell | ... |
Bride
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Krista Nell | ... |
Bride
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Barbara Loy | ... |
Bride
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| Janine Reynaud | ... |
Prostitute
(as Jeanine Reynaud)
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Karin Skarreso | ... |
Bride
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| Solvi Stubing | ... |
Bride
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Melù Valente | ... |
Bride
(as Melu' Valente)
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| John Frederick | ... |
Sheriff
(as John Friedrick)
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| Guido Mannari | ... |
Mexican Officer
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Fortunato Arena | ... |
Mexican Officer
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| Salvatore Billa | ... |
Domingo Henchman
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Ennio Antonelli | ... |
Mexican Officer (uncredited)
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Tony Casale | ... |
Mexican Soldier (uncredited)
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Alberigo Donadeo | ... |
Man in Posada (uncredited)
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| Mal Evans | ... |
Bearded Skunk Henchman (uncredited)
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Augusto Funari | ... |
Domingo Henchman (uncredited)
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| Tito García | ... |
Train Engineer (uncredited)
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| Allen Klein | ... |
Fat Skunk Henchman (uncredited)
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| Diana Lorys | ... |
Bride (uncredited)
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| Lucretia Love | ... |
Bride (uncredited)
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Edward Mannix | ... |
Trailer Narrator (uncredited) (voice)
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| Mirta Miller | ... |
Bride (uncredited)
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Elena Pedemonte | ... |
Bride (uncredited)
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| Renato Romano | ... |
Skunk (uncredited)
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Thomas Rudy | ... |
Mexican Soldier (uncredited)
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Isabella Savona | ... |
Bride (uncredited)
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Dan Sturkie | ... |
Skunk (uncredited) (voice)
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| Elena Veronese | ... |
Bride (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Ferdinando Baldi | ||
Written by
| Tony Anthony | ... | (original story) |
| Vincenzo Cerami | ... | (screenplay) and |
| Pier Giovanni Anchisi | ... | (screenplay) (as Piero Anchisi) and |
| Tony Anthony | ... | (screenplay) |
| Lloyd Battista | ... | (screenplay collaborator) (uncredited) |
| Kan Shimozawa | ... | (character: "Zatôichi") (uncredited) |
Produced by
| Tony Anthony | ... | producer |
| William Cash | ... | executive producer (uncredited) |
| Roberto Infascelli | ... | executive producer |
| Allen Klein | ... | producer (uncredited) |
| Saul Swimmer | ... | producer |
Music by
| Stelvio Cipriani | ||
Cinematography by
| Riccardo Pallottini | ... | director of photography |
Editing by
| Roberto Perpignani | ||
Editorial Department
| Piera Gabutti | ... | assistant editor |
| Ernesto Triunveri | ... | assistant editor |
| Jonathan Liebert | ... | digital cinema mastering (uncredited) |
| Scot Olive | ... | colorist: HD remastering (uncredited) |
Production Design by
| Gastone Carsetti | ||
Costume Design by
| Mario Ambrosino | ||
Makeup Department
| Vittorio Biseo | ... | makeup artist |
| Giusy Bovino | ... | hair stylist |
| Carboni | ... | wig maker |
| Pierantonio Mecacci | ... | makeup artist (as Piero Mecacci) |
| Rocchetti | ... | wig maker |
Production Management
| Jesús García Gárgoles | ... | production manager (as Jesus Gargoles) |
| Paolo Infascelli | ... | production supervisor |
| Carlo Murzilli | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Renzo Genta | ... | assistant director |
| Ricardo Walker | ... | assistant director (as Richard Walker) |
Sound Department
| Bernardino Fronzetti | ... | sound (as Dino Fronzetti) |
Special Effects by
| Luciano Anzellotti | ... | special effects |
| Roberto Arcangeli | ... | special effects |
Stunts
| Fortunato Arena | ... | stunts (uncredited) |
| Omero Capanna | ... | stunts (uncredited) |
| Giovanni Cianfriglia | ... | stunts (uncredited) |
| Augusto Funari | ... | stunts (uncredited) |
| Gaetano Scala | ... | stunts (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Dante Di Palma | ... | assistant camera |
| Angelo Novi | ... | still photographer |
| Gaetano Valle | ... | camera operator |
Music Department
| Stelvio Cipriani | ... | conductor |
| Enrico Ciacci | ... | musician: sitar (uncredited) |
| Nora Orlandi | ... | soloist (uncredited) |
Script and Continuity Department
| Vivalda Vigorelli | ... | continuity |
Additional Crew
| Remo De Angelis | ... | master of arms |
| Allen Klein | ... | presenter |
| Maria Spera | ... | administrator / cashier |
| Carlo Alighiero | ... | voice dubbing: Ringo Starr (uncredited) |
| Mal Evans | ... | private assistant: Ringo Starr (uncredited) |
| Vittoria Febbi | ... | voice dubbing: Agneta Eckemyr (uncredited) |
| Pino Locchi | ... | voice dubbing: Lloyd Battista (uncredited) |
| Anna Miserocchi | ... | voice dubbing: Magda Konopka (uncredited) |
| Bruno Persa | ... | voice dubbing: Franz von Treuberg (uncredited) |
| Giuseppe Rinaldi | ... | voice dubbing: Tony Anthony (uncredited) |
| Carlo Romano | ... | voice dubbing: Raf Baldassarre (uncredited) |
| Sheldon Roskin | ... | unit publicist (uncredited) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Produzioni Atlas Consorziate (P.A.C.) (1971) (Italy) (theatrical) (dubbed)
- Centfox (1972) (West Germany) (theatrical)
- Hispano Foxfilms S.A.E. (1972) (Spain) (theatrical)
- Makedonija Film (1972) (Yugoslavia) (theatrical)
- Twentieth Century Fox (1972) (Belgium) (theatrical)
- Twentieth Century Fox (1972) (France) (theatrical)
- Twentieth Century Fox (1972) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Twentieth Century Fox (1972) (United States) (theatrical) (dubbed)
- Fox-Rank (1973) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Twentieth Century Fox (1973) (Australia) (theatrical)
- SBS TV Network (2002) (Australia) (tv) (Italian cut)
- SPO Entertainment (2004) (Japan) (DVD) (cut)
- Koch Media (2005) (Germany) (DVD)
- SPO Entertainment (2007) (Japan) (DVD)
- Cineplus (2009) (Germany) (DVD)
- Surf Video (2009) (Italy) (DVD)
- Suevia Films (2011) (Spain) (DVD)
- Wild Side Vidéo (2011) (France) (DVD)
- Research Entertainment (2015) (Spain) (video)
- ABKCO Films (2016) (United States) (theatrical) (restrored re-release)
- ABKCO Films (2016) (United States) (DVD) (digital)
- El 9 Besepi S.L. (2023) (Spain)
- Ocean Pictures do Brasil (Brazil) (DVD)
- Surf Film (Italy) (Today)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Sviluppo Pellicole e Stampa (SPES) (optical effects)
- Fono Roma (dubbing)
- C.D. (dubbing collaboration)
- Ditta L. Cantini (costumes)
- Arditi (footwear)
- Rocchetti e Carboni (wigs)
- Elios Film (interiors)
- Stacchini (weapons)
- ABKCO Music and Records (soundtrack: 2016 release)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Blindman (Tony Anthony) is a blind gunfighter who rides a seeing-eye horse, Boss. He is contracted for $50,000 to provide safe transport for 50 European mail-order brides who have asked miners in Lost Creek, Texas for their hands in marriage. But his business partner Skunk (Renato Romano) betrays him by allowing Domingo (Lloyd Battista), a Mexican bandit, to kidnap the women for his own purposes. Blindman heads into Mexico in pursuit, where he discovers that Domingo and his sister Sweet Mama (Magda Konopka) are using the women as a lure for an Army General (Raf Baldassarre) whom they intend to hold for ransom alongside the brides. With the aid of Pilar (Agneta Eckemyr), the unwitting object of Domingo's brother Candy's (Sir Ringo Starr) affections, "El General", Boss and many, many sticks of dynamite, our anti-hero stops at nothing to get even with Domingo and his siblings and deliver on his contract. Written by tanglefreak98 |
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| Taglines | Blindman, Blindman, what did he do? Stole 50 women that belong to you. See more » |
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Box Office
| Budget | $1,300,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | Sir Ringo Starr wrote and recorded a title song but it wasn't used in the movie. It was released as the B-side of his hit, "Back Off Boogaloo". See more » |
| Goofs | Domingo's chief henchman is given the nickname "Dude". Prior to the 1960s, "dude" was a synonym for "dandy", which refers to a well-dressed urban male, a description that does not suit the character in this film. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Westernissimo (1995). See more » |
| Crazy Credits | The Italian version ends when Blindman, riding towards the screen, is on the left side of the screen, and a minute-long credits roll (consisting of the actresses playing the brides, four supporting actors, most of the technical crew and the miscellaneous companies) plays over a reprise of The General's theme. The English version ends with an earlier shot of Blindman to the right of the screen, and simply displays text reading "The End" without segueing into any new music or credits. See more » |
| Quotes |
Blindman:
What... kind of a son of a bitch... puts a snake in a man's food? See more » |