Killer Adios Trailer

Killer Adios Trailer (1968)

08 February 1968 Western 102 mins

Jess Vrain returns to town at the request of a former friend to find that everything has changed. Not only has his ex-girlfriend become a refined lady but someone is killing people with the only clue being a rare Winchester rifle.

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Cast

Peter Lee Lawrence

as Jess Bryan

Armando Calvo

as Bill Bragg

José Jaspe

as Bob Elliott

Rosalba Neri

as Fannie Endes

Paola Barbara

as Rose Bragg

Nello Pazzafini

as Sam / Jack Bradshaw

Eduardo Fajardo

as Sam Ringold

Miguel del Castillo

as Undertaker

Luis Induni

as Sheriff Clint Simpson

International Titles

Killer Goodbye Trailer

Killer, adiós Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 27 January 2023

Italy 08 February 1968

Production Companies

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