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Director:
Alfred VohrerMúsica:
Martin BöttcherReparto:
Stewart Granger, Pierre Brice, Larry Pennell, Letícia Román, Terence Hill, Wolfgang Lukschy, Erik Schumann, Velimir 'Bata' Zivojinovic, Dušan Antonijević (más)Sinopsis(1)
Un general sin escrúpulos asesina al hijo de un jefe comanche para hacer estallar una guerra entre indios y colonos asesinando al hijo del jefe comanche Maki Moteh (Dusan Antonijevic), con el único objetivo de obtener beneficio de los disturbios resultantes. Old Surehand (Stewart Granger) y Winnetou (Pierre Brice) se encuentran ante una difícil situación: deben convencer al jefe comanche para que renuncie a la guerra y descubrir al verdadero responsable del asesinato. (Filmin)
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The plots are pretty repetitive, and Winnetou is pretty useless in the film, but I still enjoyed seeing him here. Old Surehand is also such a good straight shooter that I simply like his character and enjoy watching it. Again, it's quite comical, but it is easily forgotten among all the other films in the series.
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This time around as well, it's easy to understand why the viewers didn't like Stewart Granger. And that Pierre Brice didn't click with him as a scene partner the way he did with Lex Barker, I believe that too. This may also be the reason why Winnetou appears in the movie only halfway through. When I also reflect on the below-average supporting characters, the "anonymous" main villain, and the rather insignificant Old Surehand a few years after the first viewing, my rating is almost down to one filthy star. Because the Surehand of the book is a magnificent triumph by Karel May and that makes the movie that much more of a disgrace.
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