Database Page: Carogne si nasce - The Spaghetti Western Database
Heard that this would be a nihilistic SW. Is it a good one? Giallo maestro Aldo Lado has written it.
Story never grabs my attension in this, so just end up falling asleep. This was the first greek VHS I purchased.
Have the Greek VHS, nothing special. The scene at the end where Mitchell smiles while revealing his true identity looks so trashy…
It is a nice little western with a good story and a great Gordon Mitchell (he has an incredibly smile) but nothing special.
Just watched and enjoyed this one. Saw a nice looking widescreen version which was only in Italian tho. Great action scenes and surprisingly professional and well made direction from Alfonso Brescia. Overlong but awesome gunfight near the end.
My kind of Western!
Silence, if you’re interested I have a spare greek vhs tape of this one here. It plays fine, but the cover is cut. Eng audio with greek subs.
Of course I am! A Greek tape I’m always interested in!
@JonathanCorbett, I see you have identified Pino Polidori as Bishop. I knew he was familiar but never could figure him out. Thanks to you I have found him in is three credited westerns. Tony Norton is called Jess in 2 or 3 places. Could you point me to where Lucio Rosato appears as Davis as I’ve never been able to find him?
He appears briefly after about 70 minutes in this scene
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Ah, there he is, and brief it is as he decides to challenge the marshal. I also see Sergio Testori in the following scene outside. Thanks.
In my copy there’s a 30 seconds freeze frame starting from here
I assume you’re referring to that exact moment.
Since your copy is of much better quality, is it Franco Ukmar together with Clemente, Giancarlo and Fortunato Arena?
Slight Spoiler Alert:
It looks like your shot is of Mitchell cocking his pistol after telling everyone to turn around. Saxson then tells Tuppman and the others they are under arrest. Rosato turns and pulls his pistol and Mitchell does his thing 
I’ll have to check on the scene with Arena as it’s been a while since I watched the entire movie. I’m thinking it may be Sergio rather than Franco.
Ok, here’s a composite
Double thanks !
Seems Franco but I’m not entirely sure, so it’s better not to list him.
Edgardo Siroli in TV Mini-Series Il Passatore (1977) and Il presidente del Borgorosso Football Club (1970). In this one he plays Cooper (fifth pic).
Mirella Pompili and director Alfonso Brescia? It’s hard to tell with this image resolution…
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Was Pompili that heavy? If that’s Brescia, he’s taking ‘showing them how’ to extremes Looks like some of that stuff hurts! Are the pics on Pollanet Squad accurate?
Yes, it is a pic from the late '70s, early '80s: Brescia appears briefly in most of his own films, I’ll try to check something from the early '70s.
As I reported long time ago in the Ferroni’s Gemma Trilogy thread (Reply #7), on the French Forum there’s a photo of Neapolitan singer and actor Mario Merola!
Not fat, not thin, just average build. My question was merely based on face shape, I don’t see well age and body type.
Speaking of actresses, as far as I remember this scene - the image is from Filmtv.it - is not in my copy with Italian credits.
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If anyone has the Greek tape for sale or trade - hit me up
Getting a DVD release in Germany, but don’t get your hopes up in terms of quality and English-friendliness
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From my information it will be in 2,35:1 with good DVD quality.
They`re trying to organize English Dub…so keep fingers crossed.
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oh, that sounds very promising, thanks!
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