[quote=“scherpschutter, post:78, topic:815”]Last question before my departure:
or is Billy killed by someone else in this movie?[/quote]
I reckon he’s killed by someone else … shhh tho’ dont tell anybody :o
[quote=“SARTANA DJANGO, post:76, topic:815”]No Lindberg , I think Christina can be “more useful” and “pleasing” in other ways
I was “rather surprised” and “delighted” :o with some of the photos of Christina that
I saw upon my internet searches :D[/quote]
Why surprised, she was a very famous nude model in the 70s, I’m surprised you don’t find more photos of her 
But she’ll shoot you anyway 
The Man who Killed Billy the Kid with CULT STAR Peter Lee Lawrence is recommended viewing, the best spaghetti I’ve seen him in I think.
Haven’t seen all his films though :’(
[quote=“Lindberg, post:82, topic:815”]Why surprised, she was a very famous nude model in the 70s, I’m surprised you don’t find more photos of her
But she’ll shoot you anyway ;)[/quote]
;D Ehm Lindberg I have found many lovely/se-xy/nude photos of Christina but I fear
they may not be “suitable” for this wonderful SW Forum. Minors could be reading the
Forum threads and anybody with a heart condition… :o
Also I am not sure who is “over 18” on here
Christina says she needs a reason before shooting (as in Thriller-A Cruel Picture)
but My and Scherp’s Camorra/Mafiosi can aim something your way for a double pizza
Well then, have fun with Christina’s pictures
Provided for “Forum Fun” 
Warning :- ALL hands must be kept on the keyboard :o
Christina
Beautiful picture of Christina, SD!
Tack Lindberg , yes It is a lovely pose indeed. 
I will post another photo when I review “Thriller-A Cruel Picture” on your thread CL&FA.
PETER LEE LAWRENCE was extremely popular in ITALY & SPAIN SWs/GIALLOS
SPANISH Directors like JULIO BUCHS, RAFAEL & JOAQUIM ROMERO MARCHENT added an air of doom, pessimism, realism to their excellent SWs , this
was much in keeping with the Wild West’s cruelty/ savagery/desperation. CULT & GREAT
Spanish Directors such as the prolific ROMERO MARCHENTS were pioneers of the SWs
and Classic Films like I SETTE DEL TEXAS 64 , I TRE SPIETATI 64 were made before or at the same time as the Masterpiece A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS 64.
Peter Lee Lawrence
A poster for all you PLL fans :).
Thank you very much Ennioo, this is a lovely Peter Lee Lawrence Poster of a superb SW.
MORE posters/photos along the same lines are most welcome.
My pleasure :).
Found another one !
Excellent Ennioo thanks again !
This poster is from A GUN FOR 100 GRAVES 1968 Peter Lee Lawrence John Ireland
Directed by Umberto Lenzi this Cult/Horror SW has elements of revenge, horror, violence
Another big hit SW in Spain/Italy. Top class poster.
PS. This man JOHN IRELAND Rip is a prolific World Famous Leading/supporting actor he has made a career out of CLASSIC SWs, Thrillers, USA Westerns, Horror and
looking through his career on IMDB there are only GREAT CULT Films no “crappy dramas”
We must start a thread soon in tribute to this GREAT ACTOR JOHN IRELAND
The last one of the evening :):
GOD IN HEAVEN ARIZONA ON EARTH 1970 Peter Lee Lawrence Maria Pia Conte
Another superb Spanish poster Ennioo, thank you again. PLL looks great on all posters
:)[quote=“ENNIOO, post:95, topic:815”]The last one of the evening :):
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Could someone tell which film this image is from?
[quote=“deannumber, post:97, topic:815”]
Could someone tell which film this image is from?[/quote]
It’s from Fury Of Johhny Kid 
(oh and btw…tried to send you a list of PLL stuff but your inbox is full ;)).
[quote=“ENNIOO, post:95, topic:815”]The last one of the evening :):
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Great posters! Where did you find these pics!!! :o
I was watching a couple of PLL’s films yesterday and he really seems like he was a versatile actor. At least to me. I mean his mannerisms change with each character. That’s probably the main reason I really like him. I’ve always admired actors who can do that. I don’t know why, but Black Beauty is the film that made me really think of him as a great talent. Comparing that to A Few Bullets More(which isn’t even close to being accurate, but still good) it almost seems like two completely different people. Anyways, PLL will probably always be one of my favorite actors. I have a feeling that there was much more in him that we’ll never get to see. But, I’m just grateful for the films that he did make.