The Texican is a classic Western film released in 1966, with a runtime of 91 minutes. The movie is a joint production between Spain and the United States and features a talented cast including Emilio Rodrigues as Mitch, Aldo Sambrel as Gil Rio, Frank Branja as U.S. Marshal Vic, Gerard Tichy as Boyd Thompson, Broderick Crawford as Luke Starr, Victor Israel as Wilkins, Diana Loris as Kit O'Neal, Anthony Casas as Frank Brady, Odi Murphy as Jess Carlin, Luz Marquez as Sandy Adams, Carlos Urtado as Tobe Banta, Marta May as Elena, Jose Manuel Pinillos as Miguel, Victor Villanova as Roy Carlin, Juan Torres as the Bartender, Santiago Rivero as the Horse Buyer, Angel Lombardi as the Second Poker Player, Carlos Miguel Sola as the First Poker Player, Cesar Osinaga as the Bounty Hunter, Vicente Soler as Dr. Miller, Manuel Quintana as The Gunslinger, Anthony Molino as Harv, John Peral as Eb, and A. Malla as the Mexican Boy.
The Texican tells the story of Mitch, a cowboy caught in a web of deceit and betrayal as he seeks justice for his murdered brother. Along the way, Mitch encounters a colorful cast of characters, including lawmen, outlaws, and a love interest named Kit O'Neal. As Mitch delves deeper into the mystery surrounding his brother's death, he must navigate the treacherous landscape of the Old West, where danger lurks around every corner.
The film is filled with thrilling action sequences, dramatic confrontations, and breathtaking landscapes that capture the essence of the Wild West. With its suspenseful plot and charismatic performances from the ensemble cast, The Texican is a must-see for fans of the Western genre.
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