La Banda J.S.: Cronaca criminale del Far West

The red sun of revenge ( original title: La banda JS: cronaca criminale del Far West ) is a Spaghetti Westerns of Sergio Corbucci 's 1972 The German premiere took place on 24 November 1972..

Action

The pretty Sonny dreams of escaping her dreary life and to lead the life of an outlaw. When they encountered the dreaded bandit Jed, she looks get their chance. Jed is an unusual outlaw who only steals from the rich and has his hideout in Bandera at the root of peaceful Somillo Indians. Sheriff Franciscus is his greatest enemy, because that is relentlessly after him, since Jed was able to escape from its prison, leaving behind many dead bodies. After initial rejection gross of the accompaniment by Sonny Jed sees itself compelled to accept them because of the stubbornness Sonny and the threat of Franciscus. After several joint raids marry the two, and then steal the priest.

As Franciscus can provide the couple but they demand amnesty and promise him a loot share. Franciscus puts her love nest on fire, but blind in yourself; Sonny and Jed could flee. At a banquet of the noble Don García Moreno Jed takes his wife hostage and brings them to Bandera. The jealous Sonny then performs Sheriff Franciscus to Jed's hideout. Jed is badly wounded and nursed back to health by Sonny. Almost slavishly he must now follow Sonny; a reversal of their initial relationship.

Reviews

  • The mild judgment of the lexicon of the International film saw a mix of Western elements, comedy, parody and sentimental love story in the guise of spaghetti westerns. Other critics were clearly disappointed about the film by Corbucci, his first Western comedy, who had already submitted masterpieces in the genre: "One of the most extreme exercises in genre parody " called him Christian Kessler, the hero a-row be " in the gallery of unintellectual revolutionaries of subversives against his will, " the robust coarseness of his girlfriend over but destroy them. G. Colpart certified " physical, direct cinema ", whose nonstop violence present, however, would deprive themselves of their effect itself.

Comments

The film songs Sonny and Sweet Susan are interpreted by I Cantori Moderni. Grossing in Italy was 190 million lire.

Synchronization

The German synchronous occupied under the direction of Karl Heinz Briinnemann, who implemented the dialog book by Rainer Brandt:

  • Tomas Milian: Michael Chevalier
  • Susan George: Marianne Lutz
  • Telly Savalas: Heinz Petruo
  • Eduardo Fajardo: Martin Hirthe
  • Herbert Fux: Rainer Brandt

And Christian Brückner, Karlheinz Briinnemann, Klaus Miedel and Frederick W. Bauschulte.

1972 in film Screenplay Mario Amendola Film score Susan George (actress) Italian lira
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