Mexican Revolution, 1866. "Benjamin Terin" (Cooper), a former major in the southern army, and "Joe Erin" (Lancaster), an ever-smiling outlaw, go from America to Mexico to fight for whoever pays the most. This is an exciting and multi-layered western that is an example of classic screenwriting in the history of cinema. The film is produced by Lancaster's own film production company with a budget of 1.7 million dollars and sells more than 11 million dollars in the world premiere. Aldrich, the master of violence in the cinema of that period, shows enough of his capabilities here
Mexican Revolution, 1866. "Benjamin Terin" (Cooper), a former major in the southern army, and "Joe Erin" (Lancaster), an ever-smiling outlaw, go from America to Mexico to fight for whoever pays the most. This is an exciting and multi-layered western that is an example of classic screenwriting in the history of cinema. The film is produced by Lancaster's own film production company with a budget of 1.7 million dollars and sells more than 11 million dollars in the world premiere. Aldrich, the master of violence in the cinema of that period, shows enough of his capabilities here
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Burt LancasterProducers · co-producer (uncredited)
Hugo FriedhoferMusic
