$100,000 for Ringo | Richard Harrison | Fernando Sancho | Western

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$100,000 for Ringo - A stranger named Lee Barton rides into the western town of Rainbow Valley where he's mistaken for a former resident named Ward Cluster who was believed, to have died in the Civil War. $100,000 for Ringo (1965) Director: Alberto De Martino Writers: Alfonso Balcázar, Alberto De Martino, Vincenzo Mannino Stars: Richard Harrison, Fernando Sancho, Luis Induni Genre: Western, Drama, Spaghetti Western Country: Spain, Italy Language: English Release Date: November 18, 1965 (Italy) Also Known As: 100.000 dollari per Ringo Filming Locations: Fraga, Huesca, Aragón, Spain(Huesca) Story: A stranger named Lee Barton rides into the western town of Rainbow Valley where he's mistaken for a former resident named Ward Cluster who was believed, to have died in the Civil War. Cluster's wife Rose is now dead but his young son Sean--raised by Indian chief Gray Bear--also believes Barton to be his father. Barton soon finds himself in opposition to local boss Tom Cherry who used local Indians to drive off settlers, then turned against the Indians. Cherry is "sweet" on blonde townswoman Deborah but Deborah loves a drunken man named Ive. Cherry seeks to find $200,000 stashed away by a Mexican general and during the course of his hunt captures and flogs Barton and then kills both Deborah and Ive. Barton, having joined forces with a wandering sheriff from Tucson, kills Cherry in a shoot-out, finds the missing money, and plans a future with adopted son Sean. Review: $100’000 For Ringo. A woman (with a baby) is pursued by Indians. Sending the baby on ahead (in a basket strapped to her horse), she stops to fight and is saved by a man who then kills her himself, with an Indian spear. The man and his brother wanted her land (or rather her husband’s, but he is away at war) and later incites racial hatred and an attack on the local, peaceful Indians, some of whom escape, with the baby from the film’s beginning. Years later, Richard Harrison turns up, picking up a sidekick of sorts along the way (Fernando Sancho, in a rare “gringo” role), and there is immediate suspicion that he is the dead woman’s husband, leading to confrontations between himself and the villainous brothers… God…there was a hell of a lot going on in this film, and thanks to some choppy editing, some of it was quite confusing at times. Harrison’s character first denies being the husband, then claims he is, then it transpires that he isn’t and nor is he as honourable in his intentions as it first appears. There’s a subplot involving gunrunning and the Mexican army, lots of double crossing, a love triangle of sorts and a very irritating brat who believes Harrison is his father. The part of the plot involving a pair of thwarted lovers bears no real relevance to the overall storyline and it seems they are there only to be picked on, abused, tortured and finally murdered. The woman gets a whipping (almost totally offscreen) before being shot, while a tied up Harrison can do nothing to help. At the film’s end i really didn’t understand why Harrison would want to take the brat with him since they weren’t related and he’d have been happy staying where he was. Also, the title and song seemed out of place…no-one referred to him as Ringo. Anyway, Sancho was the best thing in this one for me. Overall, lots of action and fights, some surprisingly grim scenes, nothing special, but never slow. Written by Silver on Forum.spaghetti-western.net Also Known As (AKA): (original title) 100.000 dollari per Ringo Brazil Cem Mil Dólares para Ringo Denmark 100.000 Dollars for Ringo Finland Vain nopein elää huomiseen Finland Den snabbaste överlever(Swedish) France 100,000 dollars pour Ringo Greece 100 hiliades dollaria gia ton Ringo(transliterated title) India 100.000 Dollari Per Ringo(English) Italy 100.000 dollari per Ringo Japan Koya no 10-Man Doru Japan 荒野の10万ドル(Japanese) Portugal 100.000 Dólares por Ringo Spain Sangre sobre Texas Sweden 100.000 dollar för Ringo Turkey Ringo intikam alıyor(Turkish) United States $100,000 for Ringo United States One Hundred Thousand Dollars for Ringo Uruguay 100.000 dólares por Ringo(original subtitled version) West Germany 100.000 Dollar für Ringo ···················································································· ✘ Website: FOLLOW US! ✘ Instagram - ✘ Twitter - SUPPORT US! ✘ Membership - ✘ Merchandise - MORE WESTERN MOVIES! ► Classics: ► Spaghetti Western: ► All Playlists: #westernmovies #freemovies #spaghettiwesterns COPYRIGHT: All of the films published by us are legally licensed. We have acquired the rights (at least for specific territories) from the rightholders by contract. If you have questions please send an email to: info[at]grjngo.com, Grjngo GmbH,