A Bullet for Sandoval - DVD
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John Warner (George Hilton) is a rebel soldier who deserts his outfit on the eve of battle and goes over the border into Mexico to be with his girlfriend when she gives birth to their child. When he arrives, Warner finds that his fiancée has died in childbirth and her father, played by Ernest Borgnine, lusts only to kill him. Raw, savage Western fare in the tradition of A Fistful of Dollars.
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- GenreWesternDescriptionJohn Warner (George Hilton) is a rebel soldier who deserts his outfit on the eve of battle and goes over the border into Mexico to be with his girlfriend when she gives birth to their child. When he arrives, Warner finds that his fiancée has died in childbirth and her father, played by Ernest Borgnine, lusts only to kill him. Raw, savage Western fare in the tradition of A Fistful of Dollars.TitleA Bullet for SandovalFormatDVDMPAA RatingPG-13StudioVci Entertainment
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John Warner (George Hilton) is a rebel soldier who deserts his outfit on the eve of battle and goes over the border into Mexico to be with his girlfriend when she gives birth to their child. When he arrives, Warner finds that his fiancée has died in childbirth and her father, played by Ernest Borgnine, lusts only to kill him. Raw, savage Western fare in the tradition of A Fistful of Dollars.
John Warner (George Hilton) is a rebel soldier who deserts his outfit on the eve of battle and goes over the border into Mexico to be with his girlfriend when she gives birth to their child. When he arrives, Warner finds that his fiancée has died in childbirth and her father, played by Ernest Borgnine, lusts only to kill him. Raw, savage Western fare in the tradition of A Fistful of Dollars
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Includes selected episodes from 26 Men (1957-59), Dusty's Trail (1973), Bonanza (1959-73), Annie Oakley (1954-56), Judge Roy Bean (1956), the Roy Rogers Show (1951-57) and many more totaling 150 episodes on 12 DVDs. 1951-73/color-b&w/67 hrs., 16 min/NR/fullscreen.
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