haha… I swear I’ve seen him in a spag, wearing same/similar outfit… but maybe just looks similar to familiar players
He’s really putting his heart into it, or trying to supress a nervous fart in front of Miss Busty 
Samoa, Queen of the Jungle 
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Samoa, Queen of the Jungle is correct, Lone Gringo!
I’m not sure the movie has quite the feel of the poster. 
Thanks. …Edwige Fenech went on to better things after that film.
Ok, try this, it’s an early 70’s American western.
‘Soldier Blue’?
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Cheers
Back in Spagland … don’t expect anyone to get this one from the screenshot, but I’ll be mighty impressed if you do. Only seen this once, and it’s a bit of a bore … only notable for a fight using cactus leaves as weapons.
I know what it is, so i’ll let someone else have a go at it
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Did you see many or any Saguaro cactus in Almeria?
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Only small prickly pear types grow in Almeria - You may spot a few rubber Saguaro cacti in ‘Chato’s Land’, ‘Sabata’ and ‘Bullet for the General’, all looking a bit tired and fake 
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I remember reading that they had rubber cactus in some SW that they moved around to appear in various shots.
I’ve seen agave(not a cactus) in SWs which the Spanish and/or Portuguese imported from Mexico but I’d like to see a battle with a Saguaro or one of these giant Mexican agava leaves: 
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Holy crap, that thing is huge
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Not to get too far off topic but Agave tequilana is used to make Tequila and they look like pineapples when the leaves are cut.
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What an educational thread this has become … and genuinely more interesting than the poser I set
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Clues: The leading man is English, and appeared in one classic SW, which co - starred Tomas Milian.
The director of this is well known for Euro genres, but never got above B movie status … he was from Argentina and died over 20 years ago, at the age of 90 
Rattler Kid? I associated Rattler Kid with being another name for Dead Aim and overlooked it. I haven’t seen Rattler Kid yet but will check it out. 
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‘Rattler Kid’ or Un hombre vino a matar (A Man Came to Kill ) is correct 
This one gets only 4.7 on IMDB
I’ve seen much worse films technically … this isn’t badly made, just really dull - The lead, Richard Wyler doesn’t inspire much confidence either. Couldn’t decide if he’s a poor actor, or just a guy bored to death.
Over to you, Massimo
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Thanks, Aldo. These are different angles in the same scene. Clearly, an Agave-Western 
. This actor has been in some good SWs but didn’t make it on someone’s list of 97 leading SW actors: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls070548058/
