Dead Men Don't Count Trailer

Dead Men Don't Count Trailer (1968)

11 December 1968 Western 88 mins

Damon and Steffen are paired up bounty hunters falsely accused of murder in a lawless town ruled by racketeering lawmen

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Cast

Anthony Steffen

as Fred Dalton

Mark Damon

as Johnny Dalton

Dyanik Zurakowska

as Elisabeth Forrest

María Martín

as Mrs. Rogers

Luis Induni

as Steve / Edward Rodgers

Piero Lulli

as Sheriff Bob Watson

Raf Baldassarre

as Gregory Lassiter

Barta Barri

as Forrest

José Marco

as Jack Logan

Jesús Guzmán

as Jonathan 'Alegría'

Miguel del Castillo

as Judge Wright

Carlos Romero Marchent

as Forrest Hijo

Alfonso de la Vega

as Deputy Jim

Guillermo Méndez

as Lassiter Brother

Luis Barboo

as Anderson (uncredited)

Crew

Aldo Ricci

Aldo Ricci Cinematography

Marcello Giombini

Original Music Composer

Franco Delli Colli

Franco Delli Colli Director of Photography

International Titles

Мертвецы не в счёт Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 14 April 2022

Italy 11 December 1968

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