My Gun is the Law – The town of San Felipe is plagued by robberies. Two Federal Agents are sent to investigate the major suspect, a local landowner. One agent works on his ranch, the other becomes his daughter’s fiance.
My Gun is the Law (1965)
Director: Alfonso Brescia
Writers: Alfonso Brescia, Franco Cobianchi, Ramón Comas
Stars: Ángel del Pozo, Luciana Gilli, Miguel de la Riva
Genre: Action, Crime, Romance, Western, Spaghetti Western
Country: Italy, Spain
Language: English
Release Date: August 1965 (Italy)
Also Known As: Stirb aufrecht, Gringo!
Filming Locations: Colmenar Viejo, Madrid, Spain
Story:
Trouble is afoot in San Felipe, where bandits keep robbing gold shipments intended to finance the South Pacific railroad. Town leader and rancher Henry O’Brien blames the railroad for offering bandits a tempting target. But when they attempt a holdup in town in broad daylight, they’re in for a surprise. The chest that’s supposed to be filled with gold is filled with rocks instead. Railroad owner Davidson had the gold stashed hidden inside a passenger’s suitcases. Then two men arrive in San Felipe — George Benson, a tenderfoot who’s engaged to O’Brien’s pretty niece Louisa, and Peter Webb, a cowpoke who says he left trouble behind in Duncan City.. Soon after their arrival, a masked gunman starts showing up to foil the bandits’ plans. Webb, who has managed to purchase a mine O’Brien covets, winds up working for him. It’s then that he learns the truth: O’Brien, the supposed town leader and the richest man around, is behind the robberies. And his lovely niece knows nothing about that.
Review:
A decent spagwest from Alfonso Brescia
MY GUN IS THE LAW is a well-paced little spaghetti western from Alfonso Brescia, the Italian director known for making slapdash films on an extreme low budget. This is one of the better quality ones I’ve seen from him and it generally holds up pretty well against the genre in the mid 1960s. The story is about a lawless border town, into which ride two characters: a loner cowboy called Ringo, and a dandy. An avenger soon starts tackling the numerous bad guys, and a stock plot follows which has a ton of shoot-outs, showdowns, and various chase scenes. It’s all very old-fashioned, but Brescia seems actually interested in the material, and the actors are fun. Written by Leofwine_draca on imdb.com
Also Known As (AKA):
(original title) La Colt è la mia legge
Brazil O Colt é Minha Lei
France Le colt c’est ma loi
France Le colt est ma loi(poster title)
Greece O Ringo tha htypisi apopse(transliterated title)
India La Colt è la mia legge(English)
Italy La Colt è la mia legge
Spain La ley del Colt
Turkey Silahım Kanunumdur(Turkish)
United Kingdom The Colt Is My Law
United States My Gun is the Law
West Germany Stirb aufrecht, Gringo!
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