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Wrath of the Wind
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Wrath of the Wind

Dec 4, 1970
1h 46m
★ 5.1

Overview

A mute gunslinger takes on an oppressive landlord in 19th century Valencia and falls in love with a local woman.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Cesáreo González
Fair Film

Cast

Terence Hill

Marco

Terence Hill

Maria Grazia Buccella

Soledad

Maria Grazia Buccella

Mario Pardo

Jacob

Mario Pardo

Máximo Valverde

Ramón

Máximo Valverde

Carlo Alberto Cortina

Agitador

Carlo Alberto Cortina

Ángel Lombarte

José

Ángel Lombarte

William Layton

Don Lucas

William Layton

Manuel Alexandre

Agustín

Manuel Alexandre

Carlos Otero

Maestro Tonio

Carlos Otero

Andrés Resino

Carlos

Andrés Resino

Manuel de Blas

Rafael

Manuel de Blas

Fernando Sánchez Polack

Pedro

Fernando Sánchez Polack

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