Sabata (film)

Synopsis

Cast

• Lee Van Cleef as Sabata, A gunman of almost superhuman accuracy and questionable morals, he solves the majority of his problems with a combination of superior firepower and accuracy. His weapon of choice is a peculiar four-barreled derringer, alongside a rifle with an extended barrel.
• William Berger as Banjo. the only man in the film who is almost on par with Sabata gunfighting-wise. Hiding out in the town after some unnamed trouble in Denver, he seems to know everything that is going on in the town, and tries to make money from both Sabata and Stengel. He carries a banjo everywhere.
• Ignazio Spalla as Carrincha, a fat alcoholic Civil War veteran who hurls knives at people between rants about the dullness of civilian life and the worthlessness of medals. The majority of his sentences end in insane laughter.
• Aldo Canti as Indio/Alley Cat, Carrincha's only "friend", Alley Cat is a silent Indian who performs amazing acrobatics and can escape any pursuer.
• Linda Veras as Jane, a saloon girl who is attracted to Banjo.
• Franco Ressel as Stengel, the effeminate villain of the story, he engineered the robbery that set the whole plot in motion. Very smug in the belief that he is superior to the rest of humanity, he kills people with a dart gun concealed in a cane.
• Antonio Gradoli as Ferguson, one of Stengel's increasingly reluctant partners in crime.
• Claudio Undari as Oswald
• Gianni Rizzo as Judge O'Hara, another of Stengel's increasingly reluctant partners in crime.

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