Pistolas del diablo

Título original: Guns of Diablo

1964
Not Rated
1h 31min

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El cazatalentos de vagones Linc Murdock recuerda su antigua enemistad con el ranchero Rance Macklin por la bella María durante la época en que Linc trabajaba para el rancho Macklin.El cazatalentos de vagones Linc Murdock recuerda su antigua enemistad con el ranchero Rance Macklin por la bella María durante la época en que Linc trabajaba para el rancho Macklin.El cazatalentos de vagones Linc Murdock recuerda su antigua enemistad con el ranchero Rance Macklin por la bella María durante la época en que Linc trabajaba para el rancho Macklin.

Dirección
- Boris Sagal
Guionistas
- Berne Giler
- Robert Lewis Taylor
Elenco

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Dirección
- Boris Sagal
Guionistas
- Berne Giler
- Robert Lewis Taylor
Elenco

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Trivia
On discovering it was Charles Bronson's birthday, Kurt Russell gave him a gift. Bronson took the gift and left without a word, leaving Russell worried he had upset him. Later, Bronson called Russell to his dressing room and quietly said he had never received a birthday gift before. Bronson grew up very poor, with fourteen siblings and worked in mines from a young age, never completing school or experiencing much kindness. Bronson was touched by Russell's gesture. He later gifted Russell a skateboard for his birthday and they became lifelong friends.

Errores
In the final standoff between Linc and Rance: as Rance falls forward to the ground, his "mark" is clearly visible at his feet.

Citas
Ives: That fella... a friend of yours?
Maria Macklin: No.
Ives: Oh. I kinda got the feeling you two knew each other.
Maria Macklin: I didn't say I didn't know him. I said he wasn't a friend.

Conexiones
Edited from The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters (1963)

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9/10

Highly underrated!

"Guns of Diablo" currently has a rating of 5.7...which is rather on the low side. I was surprised, as I loved this film and nearly gave it a 9! It's original, well acted and directed as well as quite enjoyable.

The film begins with Linc (Charles Bronson) leading a wagon train across the country during the old west period. When a member of the expedition is badly injured, they decide to stay put for a few days to enable him to recover as well as allowing Linc to go into town to get provisions. He takes a precocious young man (Kurt Russell...who is excellent here) with him and although the trip should have been uneventful, they walk into a hornet's nest of sorts. This is because some sociopathic brothers have moved there and they run the place...and they would love to kill Linc. Can he and the boy survive this hellish town and the trio of bullies waiting to exact revenge?

The film really delivers in many ways. It's tense, exciting and really interesting. Bronson is simply terrific in one of his earlier starring roles and as I mentioned before, young Kurt Russell is shockingly good. Overall, a real sleeper which deserves to be seen.