There is no Anthony Dawson, despite what the credits of this film would lead you to believe. That's Antonio Margheriti directing this western, starring Jim Brown, Fred Williamson and Jim Kelly in their second of three films together (Three the Hard Way and One Down, Two to Go complete the set).
If you're making a Western, who should you get to be in it? Lee Van Cleef. Credit to Margheriti for bringing him in.
Pike (Brown) used to work for cattle rancher Bob Morgan (Dana Andrews, Lt. Ted Stryker in Zero Hour!), but now his boss is dead and he has to deliver eighty-six grand to the man's widow. Helping him is the gambling man Tyree (Williamson), a prostitute (Catherine Spaak, The Cat o' Nine Tails), a karate fighting Native American (Kelly) and an orphan. They're all chased by a bounty hunter (Cleef) and a sheriff (Barry Sullivan, Planet of the Vampires).
Toss in Charles McGregor (Fat Freddie from Super Fly), Robert Donner (Exidor from Mork & Mindy), Western actor Harry Carey Jr. and Buddy Joe Hooker, who Burt Reynolds based Hooper on and you've got an action-filled romp.
If you're making a Western, who should you get to be in it? Lee Van Cleef. Credit to Margheriti for bringing him in.
Pike (Brown) used to work for cattle rancher Bob Morgan (Dana Andrews, Lt. Ted Stryker in Zero Hour!), but now his boss is dead and he has to deliver eighty-six grand to the man's widow. Helping him is the gambling man Tyree (Williamson), a prostitute (Catherine Spaak, The Cat o' Nine Tails), a karate fighting Native American (Kelly) and an orphan. They're all chased by a bounty hunter (Cleef) and a sheriff (Barry Sullivan, Planet of the Vampires).
Toss in Charles McGregor (Fat Freddie from Super Fly), Robert Donner (Exidor from Mork & Mindy), Western actor Harry Carey Jr. and Buddy Joe Hooker, who Burt Reynolds based Hooper on and you've got an action-filled romp.