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Bury Them Deep
Clive Norton is a young captain ordered by his superior to recover two shipments of stolen army payroll gold. Clive enlists the help of Ted Hunter, a condemned prisoner whom he has released. They soon discover that two different gangs are responsible for the robberies...
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Clive Norton is a young captain ordered by his superior to recover two shipments of stolen army payroll gold. Clive enlists the help of Ted Hunter, a condemned prisoner whom he has released. They soon discover that two different gangs are responsible for the robberies...
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Genre:Western
Written By:Enzo Dell'Aquila
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Società Ambrosiana Cinematografica (SAC)
Cast
Paolo Moffa
Director
Craig Hill
Clive Norton
Ettore Manni
Ted 'El Chaleco' Hunter
Giovanni Cianfriglia
Billy 'The Gun'
José Greci
Pepita
Francesco Santovetti
Cordero
Luciano Doria
The Colonel
Pino Patti
Jim Double Whisky
Ruggero Salvadori
The Lieutenant
Alberto Bucchi
Sheriff
Silvano Zuddas
Cordero's Lieutenant
Antonio Danesi
Gunn's Lieutenant
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