Requests for Nick

[PeplumParadise]

Credited also in Gibraltar aka Misión en el estrecho (1964). Haven't looked at the film yet but he presumably appears too
Gibraltar.jpg

Thanks, I can just about get that in chronologically if I replace my last post

Not sure which title to use though, despite being the "original" title on IMDb Gibraltar doesn't appear to have been the release title in Spain, Italy or France

[FatmanDan]

I missed to notice that - I can't remember, but I have a Spanish credit sequence where he is NOT credited.

Found it: International version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oCdwxmeM2A 1'31''

[PeplumParadise]

I missed to notice that - I can't remember, but I have a Spanish credit sequence where he is NOT credited.

Found it: International version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oCdwxmeM2A 1'31''

Whatever "international" means

[FatmanDan]

Nick, I don't dare to answer on the "Requests for Carlos" site anymore, but maybe you want to ask me the question about "All'ultimo sangue", too?

[Johan Melle]

Credited also in Gibraltar aka Misión en el estrecho (1964). Haven't looked at the film yet but he presumably appears too
Gibraltar.jpg

Thanks, I can just about get that in chronologically if I replace my last post

Not sure which title to use though, despite being the "original" title on IMDb Gibraltar doesn't appear to have been the release title in Spain, Italy or France

You're right. Seems Alerte a Gibraltar is the real French title. I see IMDb lists with two different Spanish titles, but Misión en el estrecho is the on-screen title on this version at least.

[PeplumParadise]

Nick, I don't dare to answer on the "Requests for Carlos" site anymore, but maybe you want to ask me the question about "All'ultimo sangue", too?

Hehe, go ahead...

[FatmanDan]

Here he is. In a lengthy gunbattle scene there are many re-used parts of a similar scene from ´Per il gusto di uccidere`. Lorenzo is seen in a blink-and-you'll-miss-him (okay, blink twice) shot.

[PeplumParadise]

Here he is. In a lengthy gunbattle scene there are many re-used parts of a similar scene from ´Per il gusto di uccidere`. Lorenzo is seen in a blink-and-you'll-miss-him (okay, blink twice) shot.
Robledo_1968_AllUltimoSangue_Reused-min.jpg

Thanks again

[carlos]

Like Dan said in All'ultimo sangue he appears in re-used footage. We see him first from the back shooting toward the bank then (from a different scene I believe) Dan's screenshot.

Here's the Spanish credit for Fuera de la ley

I think from Se vende un tranvía, he's probably at the desk and is handed the mugshot and passes it on. The shape of the head seems to match to me. Too bad his scene is cut. What do you think?

[PeplumParadise]

Before I continue with Robledo's topic, do any of our western collectors have Gringos non perdonano / Die schwarzen Adler von Santa Fe (1965) and, of course, shots of Robledo from the film?