
Expert conman Joe Thanks joins half‑breed Bill and naïve Lucy in a daring scheme to lift $300,000 from the anti‑Indian Major Cabot. Their elaborate ruse involves a series of disguises, betrayals and high‑octane chases, yet Joe constantly seems one step ahead, guiding the gang through every twist and turn.
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Explore the complete cast of A Genius, Two Friends, and an Idiot, including both lead and supporting actors. Learn who plays each character, discover their past roles and achievements, and find out what makes this ensemble cast stand out in the world of film and television.

Terence Hill
Joe Thanks

Benito Stefanelli
Mortimer

Klaus Kinski
Doc Foster

Mario Brega
Coach Driver

Friedrich von Ledebur
Don Felipe

Patrick McGoohan
Major Cabot

Jean Martin
Colonel Pembroke

Carla Cassola
Prostitute

Robert Charlebois
Bill Locomotiva

Miou-Miou
Lucy

Gérard Boucaron
Village Idiot

Natale Tulli
Man at Brothel (uncredited)

Fernando Cerulli
Her husband

Pietro Torrisi
Mortimer Henchman (uncredited)

Renato Baldini
Sheriff in saloon

Clara Colosimo
La ruffiana

Karl Braun
Poker Player (uncredited)

Raimund Harmstorf
Sergeant Milton

Tommaso Palladino
Man at Brothel (uncredited)

Lina Franchi
Mary Gomez, Prostitute (uncredited)

Bruno Di Luia
Soldier (uncredited)

Rik Battaglia
Captain

Piero Vida
Jacky Roll

Edmondo Tieghi

Vittorio Fanfoni
Jail guard

Furio Meniconi
(uncredited)

Armando Bottin
Mortimer Henchman

Roy Bosier
Jeremy

Mario Valgoi
Thomas Trader

Miriam Mahler
Pembroke's Daughter

Desmond Thompson
Sheriff of Village (uncredited)

Deogratias Huerta
Union Sergeant

Valerio Ruggeri
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