Shalako (1968) |
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| Director(s) | Edward Dmytryk |
| Producer(s) | Euan Lloyd, Artur Brauner (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Action, Western |
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Sean Connery(as Shalako)
Shalako
Released
1968
Shalako
Released
1968
Sean Connery
(as Shalako)
Brigitte Bardot(as Irina Lazaar)
Shalako
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1968
Shalako
Released
1968
Brigitte Bardot
(as Irina Lazaar)
Stephen Boyd(as Bosky Fulton)
Shalako
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1968
Shalako
Released
1968
Stephen Boyd
(as Bosky Fulton)
Jack Hawkins(as Sir Charles Daggett)
Shalako
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1968
Shalako
Released
1968
Jack Hawkins
(as Sir Charles Daggett)
Honor Blackman(as Lady Daggett)
Shalako
Released
1968
Shalako
Released
1968
Honor Blackman
(as Lady Daggett)
Woody Strode(as Chato)
Shalako
Released
1968
Shalako
Released
1968
Woody Strode
(as Chato)
Alexander Knox(as Henry Clarke)
Shalako
Released
1968
Shalako
Released
1968
Alexander Knox
(as Henry Clarke)
Shalako Overview:
Shalako (1968) was a Western - Action Film directed by Edward Dmytryk and produced by Euan Lloyd and Artur Brauner.
Shalako BlogHub Articles:
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Movies don't get much more offbeat than SHALAKO. The 1968 Western was filmed in Spain, directed by a man who came out of the Hollywood studio system, and stars a collection of international actors. SHALAKO has just been released on Region A Blu-ray by Kino Studio Classics. Sean Connery is SHALAKO--... Read full article
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Shalako Quotes:
Sir Charles Daggett:
[to Lady Daggett] Perhaps I'll leave you to the Apaches. They apparently have very interesting ways with ladies.
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According to her memoirs Ingrid Pitt was considered for the role of Lady Julia but turned it down to pursue a (successful) casting role in Where Eagles Dare.
Final film of Peter van Eyck.
Senta Berger was first cast.
This is the film that Sean Connery made while taking a break from Bond movies. Due in part to the difficult time Connery had in Japan while filming You Only Live Twice the Bond producers released Connery from his contract (otherwise he would have been required to star in On Her Majesty's Secret Service).