Barquero (1970)
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Lee Van Cleef plays a fiercely independent river ferryman in the Old West. Bandit Warren Oates, fresh from decimating a local town, rides up with his gang and demands that Van Cleef transport the crooks and their booty across the river. He refuses, and is taken prisoner. Biding his time, Van Cleef is able to turn the tables on the vicious gang. Heavily influenced by the ultraviolent "spaghetti western" school, Barquero attempts to add a contemporary note to the proceedings by having Warren Oates take an hallucinatory "trip" after smoking an unidentified weed. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Lee Van Cleef, Forrest Tucker, (more)
- Director(s):
- Gordon M. Douglas
Synopsis of Barquero
Lee Van Cleef plays a fiercely independent river ferryman in the Old West. Bandit Warren Oates, fresh from decimating a local town, rides up with his gang and demands that Van Cleef transport the crooks and their booty across the river. He refuses, and is taken prisoner. Biding his time, Van Cleef is able to turn the tables on the vicious gang. Heavily influenced by the ultraviolent "spaghetti western" school, Barquero attempts to add a contemporary note to the proceedings by having Warren Oates take an hallucinatory "trip" after smoking an unidentified weed. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Barquero
- Lee Van Cleef - Travis
- Warren Oates - Remy
- Mariette Hartley - Anna
- Craig Littler - Pitney
- Richard Lapp - Poe
- Brad Weston - Driver
- Armand Alzamora - Lopez
- Terry J. Leonard - Hawk
- Rita Conde - Layeta
- John Davis Chandler - Fair
- Forrest Tucker - Mountain Phil
- Kerwin Mathews - Marquette
- Marie Gomez - Nola
- Ed Bakey - Happy
- Harry Lauter - Steele
- Thad Williams - Gibson
- Frank Babich - Roland
- Bennie E. Dobbins - Encow
- Armando Silvestre - Sawyer
- Director(s):
- Gordon M. Douglas
- Writer(s):
- George Schenck, William Marks
- Producer(s):
- Hal Klein
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