The Quick and the Dead (1963 film)
War film directed by Robert Totten
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The Quick and the Dead is a 1963 war film directed by Robert Totten, set in Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II.[1][2][3]
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| Directed by | Robert Totten |
| Written by | Sheila Lynch Robert Totten |
| Produced by | Sam Altonian |
| Starring | Larry D. Mann Victor French Jon Cedar Stuart Nisbet Majel Barrett |
| Cinematography | John Arthur Morrill |
| Edited by | Weber Ford |
| Music by | Jaime Mendoza |
Production company | Manson Corporation |
| Distributed by | Beckman Film Corporation |
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Running time | 92 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot
A group of American soldiers and Italian partisans during World War II join forces in northern Italy against the Germans.
Cast
- Victor French as Milo Riley
- Majel Barrett as Teresa
- Louis Massad as Donatelli
- Sandy Donigan as Maria
- James Almanzar as Giorgio
- Larry Mann as Parker
- Jon Cedar as Lt. Rogers
- Joe Folino as American Soldier
- Gerald Ervin as American Soldier
- Joseph Locastro as Giovanni
- William Kirschner as Dr. Romano
- Frank D'Agostino as Priest
- Stuart Nisbet as Nazi Officer
- Ted French as Old Man
- Jack Crawford as American Officer
- Robert Harker as German Officer
