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The Hills Run Red (1967)
After the Civil War ends, two soldiers return home with a cache of stolen money. They are caught by Union troops. One escapes, but the other is sent to prison for five years. When he gets out and goes home, he finds that his wife has died in poverty because his partner kept all the money, and is now a major power in the area with an army of deadly gunmen to back him up.
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After the Civil War ends, two soldiers return home with a cache of stolen money. They are caught by Union troops. One escapes, but the other is sent to prison for five years. When he gets out and goes home, he finds that his wife has died in poverty because his partner kept all the money, and is now a major power in the area with an army of deadly gunmen to back him up.
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Genre:Action, Western, Drama
Written By:Piero Regnoli
In Theaters:11/10/1967
Box Office:
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:DDL Cinematografica, C. B. Films, United Artists
Cast
Carlo Lizzani
Director
Thomas Hunter
Jerry Brewster / Jim Houston
Henry Silva
Garcia Mendez
Dan Duryea
Col. Winny Getz
Nando Gazzolo
Ken Seagull / Ken Milton
Nicoletta Machiavelli
Mary Ann
Gianna Serra
Hattie Gardner
Loris Loddi
Tim Brewster
Geoffrey Copleston
Brian Horner
Sandro Dori
Poker Player
Guido Celano
Jonathan Burger, Ferrier
Paolo Magalotti
Stayne
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