The Tramplers
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Albert Band
Joseph Cotten
Gordon Scott
James Mitchum
Ilaria Occhini
Franco Nero
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
In Texas after the Civil War, ex-Confederate general Temple Cordeen refuses to accept the defeat of the South and organizes his own private army to keep Yankees out of his cattle empire. Unable to sanction their father's tyrannical rule, two of his sons, Lon and Hoby, aid their sister Bess in eloping with Charley Garvey and setting up a rival ranch outside of Cordeen territory. As a result of Temple's violent retaliatory measures, his wife dies from shock. Further violence occurs when Lon falls in love with Edith Wickett, the daughter of a Yankee lynched by Temple. During the final gun battle, Hoby shoots down three of his brothers before being killed himself. The senseless slaughter unhinges Temple's mind, and the feud ends. Lon and Edith take the old man back to the family ranch and make plans for a better future.
Cast
Joseph Cotten
Gordon Scott
James Mitchum
Ilaria Occhini
Franco Nero
Emma Vannoni
Georges Lycan
Muriel Franklin
Aldo Cecconi
Franco Balducci
Claudio Gora
Romano Puppo
Dario Michaelis
Ivan Scratuglia
Carla Calò
Dino Desmond
Silla Bettini
Edith Peters
Emil Jordan
Giovanni Cianfriglia
Virgilio Ponti
Crew
Albert Band
Albert Band
Camillo Del Signore
François Dupont-midy
Silvano Ippoliti
Anna Korda
Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
Joseph E. Levine
Ugo Liberatore
Maurizio Lucidi
Fiorenzo Magli
Alvaro Mancori
Alvaro Mancori
Luigi Manini
Franco Prosperi
Peppino Ranieri
Sergio Selli
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
Location scenes filmed in Italy and Spain. Opened in Rome in April 1966 as Gli uomini dal passo pesante; running time: 110 min. Anthony Wileys is a pseudonym for Mario Sequi.
