Bad Man's River
06:14 am - 07:47 am, Friday, January 16 on STARZ ENCORE Westerns (East) ()
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About this Broadcast
Involved tale about outlaws and revolutionaries along the Texas-Mexican border. Lee Van Cleef, James Mason, Gina Lollobrigida. Angel: Simon Andreu. Dolores: Diana Lorys. Ed: John Garko. Canales: Aldo Sambrell. Tom: Jess Hahn. Montero: Daniel Martin. Directed by Gene Martin.
1971
English
Western
Drama
Comedy
Other
Cast & Crew
Lee Van Cleef
(Actor)
.. Roy King
Gina Lollobrigida
(Actor)
.. Alicia
Simón Andreu
(Actor)
.. Angel Santos
Diana Lorys
(Actor)
.. Dolores
Gianni Garko
(Actor)
.. Ed Pace
Aldo Sambrell
(Actor)
.. Canales
Eduardo Fajardo
(Actor)
.. General Duarte
Sergio Fantoni
(Actor)
.. Colonel Enrique Fierro
Jess Hahn
(Actor)
.. Tom Odie
Daniel Martín
(Actor)
.. False Montero
Luis Rivera
(Actor)
.. Orozco
Lone Fleming
(Actor)
.. Conchita
José Manuel Martín
(Actor)
.. Mexican Soldier
José Riesgo
(Actor)
Tito García
(Actor)
Bart Barry
(Actor)
Vic Albert
(Actor)
Ricardo Palacios
(Actor)
.. Mexican Soldier
Gene Collins
(Actor)
Robert Lombard
(Actor)
Carl Rapp
(Actor)
Dan Van Husen
(Actor)
Allen Russell
(Actor)
Rupert Crabb
(Actor)
.. Bank Teller
Claudia Gravy
(Actor)
James Mason
(Actor)
More Information
Did You Know..
Lee Van Cleef
(Actor)
.. Roy King
Born:
January 09, 1925
Died: December 14, 1989
Died: December 14, 1989
Trivia:
Following a wartime tour with the Navy, New Jersey-born Lee Van Cleef supported himself as an accountant. Like fellow accountant-turned-actor Jack Elam, Van Cleef was advised by his clients that he had just the right satanic facial features to thrive as a movie villain. With such rare exceptions as The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1954), Van Cleef spent most of his early screen career on the wrong side of the law, menacing everyone from Gary Cooper (High Noon) to the Bowery Boys (Private Eyes) with his cold, shark-eyed stare. Van Cleef left Hollywood in the '60s to appear in European spaghetti Westerns, initially as a secondary actor; he was, for example, the "Bad" in Clint Eastwood's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966). Within a few years, Van Cleef was starring in blood-spattered action films with such titles as Day of Anger (1967), El Condor (1970), and Mean Frank and Crazy Tony (1975). The actor was, for many years, one of the international film scene's biggest box-office draws. Returning to Hollywood in the late '70s, He starred in a very short-lived martial arts TV series The Master (1984), the pilot episodes of which were pieced together into an ersatz feature film for video rental. Van Cleef died of a heart attack in 1989.
Gina Lollobrigida
(Actor)
.. Alicia
Simón Andreu
(Actor)
.. Angel Santos
Born:
January 01, 1941
Diana Lorys
(Actor)
.. Dolores
Born:
October 20, 1940
Gianni Garko
(Actor)
.. Ed Pace
Born:
July 15, 1935
Aldo Sambrell
(Actor)
.. Canales
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.
Eduardo Fajardo
(Actor)
.. General Duarte
Born:
August 14, 1924
Sergio Fantoni
(Actor)
.. Colonel Enrique Fierro
Born:
January 01, 1930
Trivia:
Italian lead actor Sergio Fantoni first appeared onscreen in international films from the '60s.
Jess Hahn
(Actor)
.. Tom Odie
Born:
October 29, 1921
Trivia:
A character actor in international films, Jess Hahn first appeared onscreen in the '50s.
Daniel Martín
(Actor)
.. False Montero
Luis Rivera
(Actor)
.. Orozco
Lone Fleming
(Actor)
.. Conchita
José Manuel Martín
(Actor)
.. Mexican Soldier
Born:
May 24, 1924
José Riesgo
(Actor)
Tito García
(Actor)
Born:
August 17, 1931
Bart Barry
(Actor)
Vic Albert
(Actor)
Ricardo Palacios
(Actor)
.. Mexican Soldier
Born:
March 02, 1940
Gene Collins
(Actor)
Robert Lombard
(Actor)
Carl Rapp
(Actor)
Dan Van Husen
(Actor)
Born:
April 30, 1945
Allen Russell
(Actor)
Rupert Crabb
(Actor)
.. Bank Teller
Claudia Gravy
(Actor)
James Mason
(Actor)
Born:
February 03, 1889
Died: November 07, 1959
Died: November 07, 1959
Trivia:
Mustachioed, French-born silent screen villain James Mason, a former musician, was one of the few professional extras to move into featured roles. In the 1920s, Mason established himself as the ideal "Boss Villain" in budget Westerns and would play variations of that role well into the sound era. In his later years, the no longer svelte Mason would find himself further down the cast lists playing one of the villain's henchmen or a deputy marshal. Often using the friendlier "Jim" rather than "James," this veteran screen actor should of course not be confused with the sophisticated British leading man of the same name.
