Twenty Thousand Dollars for Seven
1969 · 96 MIN · IMDB 5.6 · 68 VOTES · DIR. Alberto Cardone
Overview
Fred Leinster, an alcoholic ex-sheriff, is paid to collect a ransom for the kidnapping of a young boy. When he finds out the particulars of the crime he turns the tables on the outlaws.
Dialogue Timeline — 521 lines
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00:02:20 - Well done, Jerry! - There is not much to tease.
00:03:47 Never.
00:07:04 Mother? !
00:10:40 - with a fully regular selling. - Thank you very much, signor Miller.
00:12:47 Almost always.
00:15:51 You're right. Those who carry star always have that smell:
00:20:29 Jane, you ate nothing since the morning.
00:22:57 Hey, go walking.
00:29:17 Hey, Chucko, you see anything?
00:34:15 Search him!
00:37:35 Give me drink!
00:43:16 - Fred Leinster. - That's why did he return?!
00:48:00 We need to give a lesson, if not our childs will also be in danger.
00:51:30 - Which fault? - You're like that sheriff, boy.
00:55:52 - Chucko! - Take it.
00:58:21 and save your child.
01:02:18 You have to free that man
01:03:48 - Do you want a tot of coffee? - Fine
01:09:48 Then I beg you. Take me out from here
01:11:56 They are very heavy. Can you handle it?
01:15:55 And I beg you, Jerry, don't trust anyone. Go on! Run!
01:21:47 I always hated you, Fred Leinster!
01:29:47 Jerry, it's me, the sheriff.
01:32:32 from CINEMAGEDDON
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed521
Dialogue density5.4 lines / min
First line00:02:20
Final line01:32:32
Production Record
DirectorAlberto Cardone
LanguageItalian
IMDb votes68