L'uomo dal pugno d'oro Trailer

L'uomo dal pugno d'oro Trailer (1967)

21 April 1967 Action, Crime

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Cast

Germán Cobos

as Joe Callaghan

Erika Blanc

as Linda Moore

Franco Ressel

as Alexis Krasna

International Releases Dates

Italy 21 April 1967

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