Who killed his wife?
So who did kill his wife?
Will have to see the film again to find out.
Butler the man who lived 4 miles of Douglous's Ranch.When Steven Boyd and the red skin man where in his house as butler went out he took the bag of gold,and is shot the red skin retrives it.When douglas catchs up with red skin at his house the spots the bag og gold and says it was hes it was taken when he wife was rapped and murderd.So Butler had been there and killed his wife and ransakced the ranch and took the bag of gold.
I watched this movie this morning on dvd its defenitley one of the top ten westerns of all time and Lee Van cleef is in the picture.
Just watched the film.
Twice the four men are referred to as 'a half breed, an Indian, and two white men'.
Pray, someone please tell me, as Henry Silva was the indian, who was the half breed? Certainly not Stephen Boyd....Van Cleef, or Salmi! Then who??
I believe it was Lee van Cleef who was supposed to be the "half breed." Note his Hispanic name, probably suppoedly indicative of his "half-breed" ethnicity. It's not the only time he was cast as some sort of American Indian, so-called "half-breed," or the like. Consider Captain Apache.
sharebc I am sure you know who they are by now but just in case the trailer below shows who they are.
http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi2373060377/
Two things:
Been a while since I've heard the term "Redskin" unless I was watching a football game.
"The Butler did it."
You mean American Football which is nancy boys Rugby
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No he means Rugby - played without any protective equipment - unlike American Football which is super pussy . Cricket is a different sort of game altogether - i suggest you have a look at the IPL (Indian Premier League) to see how exciting & popular it is in the world . Get a passport yank & stop worrying about cats .
That which does not Kill me makes me Stranger
The IPL makes baseball look like test cricket.
@Twitzkrieg - Glasgow's FOREMOST authority
Rugby ain't *beep* There isn't near the contact in it as in the NFL.
shareA fine film, made when America was different.
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