Gunfighters of Casa Grande
06:00 am - 08:15 am, Tuesday, November 4 on WRNN Outlaw (48.4)
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About this Broadcast
Lawless pistoleros help Mexican rancheros battle bandits. Alex Nicol, Jorge Mistral. Doc: Dick Bentley. Kid: Steve Rowland. Maria: Mercedes Alonso. Henri: Phil Posner. Gitana: Diana Lorys.
1964
English
Western
Cast & Crew
Alex Nicol
(Actor)
.. Joe Daylight
Jorge Mistral
(Actor)
.. "The Traveler"
Dick Bentley
(Actor)
.. Doc
Steve Rowland
(Actor)
.. The Kid
Phil Posner
(Actor)
.. Henri
Mercedes Alonso
(Actor)
.. Maria
Diana Lorys
(Actor)
.. Gitana
Maria Granada
(Actor)
.. Pacesita
Roberto Rey
(Actor)
.. Don Castellar
Aldo Sambrell
(Actor)
.. Rojo
Antonio Fuentes
(Actor)
.. Carlos
Angel Solano
(Actor)
.. Don Ariola
José Manuel Martín
(Actor)
.. Don Luis
Jim Gillen
(Actor)
.. Sheriff
Mike Ekiss
(Actor)
.. Deputy
Simon Arriaga
(Actor)
.. Carvajal
Fernando Villena
(Actor)
.. Mario
Emilio Rodriguez
(Actor)
.. Francisco
Ana Maria Custodio
(Actor)
.. Senora Durano
Mario De Barros
(Actor)
.. Rio
Ivan Tubau
(Actor)
.. Pecos
Jose Mayens
(Actor)
.. Manuel
Mike Brendel
(Actor)
.. Bartender
Maria Jose Collado
(Actor)
.. Waitress
More Information
Did You Know..
Alex Nicol
(Actor)
.. Joe Daylight
Born:
January 20, 1919
Died: July 29, 2001
Died: July 29, 2001
Trivia:
On stage from the age of 19, American actor Alex Nicol toiled away in supporting roles for nearly a decade, his Actors Studio training often serving him well in helping him make something out of nothing. Nicol enjoyed a good run in the 1949 Broadway smash South Pacific, albeit in a role consisting of no more than four lines. Things perked up when he made his first film, The Sleeping City, in 1950, after which Nicol concentrated upon movie parts calling for shifty villainy. He worked in both Hollywood and England, with time out for TV assignments, including an oddly delineated role as a grown-up Mamma's boy on the 1962 Twilight Zone episode "Young Man's Fancy." Nicol had accrued enough capital in the late '50s to begin directing as well as starring in films. Some of his projects were tawdry little items like The Screaming Skull (1958), but at least one Nicol-directed film, And Then There Were Three (1962), proved that a singular talent had been wasted in Hollywood. And Then There Were Three, a no-budget war film, scored on its grittiness and spontaneity; unfortunately the film was not given a general release, and began circulating only when sold to television in 1965. Alex Nicol added to his directing credits by helming a few network TV series in the '60s, often through the auspices of Universal, his home studio as an actor in the '50s.
Jorge Mistral
(Actor)
.. "The Traveler"
Dick Bentley
(Actor)
.. Doc
Born:
May 14, 1907
Died: August 27, 1995
Died: August 27, 1995
Trivia:
British supporting actor Dick Bentley was well known for his work on radio and on British variety shows. Bentley's many feature films include Desert Mice (1960), The Golden Rabbit (1962), and The Adventures of Barry McKenzie (1972). Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, Bentley launched his career as a singer, but turned to acting on stage in 1929, before coming to England at the end of the following year. For many years, he starred on the BBC radio program Gently, Bentley.
Steve Rowland
(Actor)
.. The Kid
Born:
September 03, 1932
Trivia:
American actor Steve Rowland, the son of director/producer Roy Rowland, played leading roles in a few minor Hollywood actioners during the '50s and '60s.
Phil Posner
(Actor)
.. Henri
Mercedes Alonso
(Actor)
.. Maria
Diana Lorys
(Actor)
.. Gitana
Born:
October 20, 1940
Maria Granada
(Actor)
.. Pacesita
Roberto Rey
(Actor)
.. Don Castellar
Aldo Sambrell
(Actor)
.. Rojo
Born:
February 23, 1931
Trivia:
Spanish supporting and occasional leading actor Aldo Sambrell is primarily associated with spaghetti Westerns of the '60s. In those films, he generally played a gunslinger. He was born Alfredo Sanchez Brell but over the course of his career he used the following names: Aldo Brell, Alfred S. Brell, Aldo San Brell, Aldo Sanbrel, and Aldo Sanbrell. He made his directorial debut as Alfred S. Brell with La Ultima Jugada (1974). Sambrell produced his first film, Hammam, in 1997.
Antonio Fuentes
(Actor)
.. Carlos
Angel Solano
(Actor)
.. Don Ariola
José Manuel Martín
(Actor)
.. Don Luis
Born:
May 24, 1924
Jim Gillen
(Actor)
.. Sheriff
Mike Ekiss
(Actor)
.. Deputy
Simon Arriaga
(Actor)
.. Carvajal
Fernando Villena
(Actor)
.. Mario
Emilio Rodriguez
(Actor)
.. Francisco
Ana Maria Custodio
(Actor)
.. Senora Durano
Mario De Barros
(Actor)
.. Rio
Ivan Tubau
(Actor)
.. Pecos
Jose Mayens
(Actor)
.. Manuel
Mike Brendel
(Actor)
.. Bartender
Maria Jose Collado
(Actor)
.. Waitress
