The Price of Death (1971): Cast
The Price of Death is a 1971 western directed by Lorenzo Gicca Palli, starring Klaus Kinski as Chester Conway / Ray, Franco Abbiana and Mimma Biscardi. It runs 1 hour 31 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 31m (91 min)
- Director
- Lorenzo Gicca Palli
- Genre
- Western
- Original language
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Italian - Studio
- Mida Cinematografica
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is The Price of Death About?
The premise of The Price of Death without spoilers.
A saloon robbery leaves four dead, and the townspeople are quick to scapegoat local troublemaker Chester Conway. Lawyer Jeff Plummer and prostitute Polly Winters remain unconvinced of his guilt, so they hire the smooth, suave gunman Silver. Silver sets out to prove Chester’s innocence and track down the actual killers, as the mystery unfolds.
The Price of Death Themes & Keywords
· 9 tags- giallo
- italo western
- murder
- murder mystery
- comic relief
- gun
- reward
- investigation
- spaghetti western
The Price of Death Cast & Characters
Klaus Kinski leads the cast as Chester Conway / Ray, with Franco Abbiana as Advocat Jeff Plummer and Mimma Biscardi as Polly Winters (as Gely Genka). Directed by Lorenzo Gicca Palli; 15 actors are credited in all.
- Director Lorenzo Gicca Palli
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Klaus Kinski as Chester Conway / Ray - Franco Abbiana as Advocat Jeff Plummer
- Mimma Biscardi as Polly Winters (as Gely Genka)
- Gianni Garko as Silver
Also Starring in The Price of Death
· 11 more- Luciano Pigozzi Doctor Rosenthal
- Andrea Scotti Coot
- Luciano Catenacci Sheriff Tom Stanton
- Giuseppe Castellano Townsman Grant
- Alfredo Rizzo Judge Atwell
- Paolo Magalotti Matt
- Giancarlo Prete Reverend Tiller
- Luigi Casellato Banker Randall
- Tchang Yu Undertaker
- Laura Gianoli Mrs. Randall
- Franca De Stratis Carmen Morales
More from Lorenzo Gicca Palli
More films directed by Lorenzo Gicca Palli: Liebes Lager and Blackie the Pirate.
The Price of Death Also Known As
12 alternative titles, including “La mano nascosta di Dio” and “1000 $ Kopfgeld”.
- Also known as
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- La mano nascosta di Dio
- 1000 $ Kopfgeld
- Revolvermannen
- Der Galgen wartet schon
- Amigo!
- 1000 Dollar Kopfgeld
- Sarg der blutigen Rache
- 1000$ Kopfgeld
- Sarg der blutigen Stiefel
- Persecución mortal
- La vengeance de Dieu
- Торговец смертью
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The Price of Death FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of The Price of Death, each answered in a sentence.
How long is The Price of Death?
The Price of Death runs 1 hour 31 minutes (91 minutes).
When was The Price of Death released?
The Price of Death was released on September 17, 1971.
Who directed The Price of Death?
The Price of Death was directed by Lorenzo Gicca Palli.
More films by Lorenzo Gicca Palli Who is in the cast of The Price of Death?
The Price of Death stars Klaus Kinski as Chester Conway / Ray, Franco Abbiana as Advocat Jeff Plummer and Mimma Biscardi as Polly Winters (as Gely Genka), among 15 credited actors.
Does The Price of Death have a post-credit scene?
No. The Price of Death has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is The Price of Death in?
The original language of The Price of Death is Italian.
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