Prey of Vultures

Apr 22, 1972

1h 27m

★ 6.3

Overview

Thanks to his ability, Danny can draw each of the bandits who robbed the stage coach in which he was traveling with his father, who was killed. When he arrives to the next town he looks for a job helped by the sheriffs` daughter. In the bulletin board there are some posters of people and they offer a dollar reward for providing information about them. After many obstacles, each of the components of the band gradually disappears. Danny believes that only fits the sheriff, but he is in love with his daughter.

Genres

Western

Production Companies

Copercines

Devon Film

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Cast

Danny Lom/Daniel O'Hara

Peter Lee Lawrence

Lou Stafford

Carlos Romero Marchent

Janet Sullivan

Orchidea De Santis

Sheriff Sullivan

Andrés Mejuto

Doc Jeremiah Dempsey

Eduardo Calvo

Joe Porter, Blacksmith

Raf Baldassarre

Carol Wolley

Dada Gallotti

Mr. O'Hara, Danny's Father

Luis Induni

Judge

Frank Braña

Mathathy Johnson, Barber

Lorenzo Robledo

Townsman

Rufino Inglés

John Wolley

Alfredo Mayo

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