An eccentric bounty hunter named Providence captures and sets free a criminal in order to collect the same bounty over and over again in different states, until they discover that a local sheriff is up to something crooked.
Giulio Petroni
Director
Tomas Milian
Providenza / Providence
Gregg Palmer
Hurricane Kid Smith
Janet Ågren
Stella
Maurice Poli
Sheriff Keensburg
Giovanni Cianfriglia
The Challenger
Carla Mancini
Bathing girl
Paul Müller
Mr. Summitt
Stelio Candelli
Colonel Arthur James
Mike Bongiorno
Mike Goodmorning
Dieter Eppler
Sheriff Howard Pendleton
Gabriella Giorgelli
Sister
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