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Plot summary
A gang led by Dee Bishop robs a bank in the Texas town of Val Verde, the holdup turns into a shootout with the authorities, and the robbers are jailed. Word of the arrests reaches Mace Bishop, Dee's brother, and he takes the clothes and the manner of the hangman sent to carry out the executions and rides to Val Verde. There he persuades Sheriff July Johnson to collect the guns of everyone at the hanging, and the whole gang gets away. On the run, Dee takes Maria Stoner from her wagon as a hostage. The posse follows the brothers over the Mexican border into territory where bandoleros kill any foreigners they find.
Cast
James Stewartas Mace Bishop
Dean Martinas Dee Bishop
George Kennedyas Sheriff July Johnson
Raquel Welchas Maria Stoner
Andrew Prineas Deputy Sheriff Roscoe Bookbinder
Will Geeras Pop Chaney
Clint Ritchieas Babe Jenkins
Denver Pyleas Muncie Carter
Tom Heatonas Joe Chaney
- Rudy Diazas Angel
Sean McCloryas Robbie O'Hare
Harry Carey Jr.as Cort Hayjack (as Harry Carey)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Bandolero! (1968)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
SPOILER
Larry McMurtry reportedly paid homage to Bandolero! in his novel Lonesome Dove: both tales begin near the Mexican border, both have a sheriff named July Johnson and a deputy Roscoe, and both have a charismatic outlaw named Dee who wins the love of the woman before he dies.- Because of Dean Martin's exclusive contract with Reprise Records, all traces of him were removed from the soundtrack cover, even the artwork, despite the album being strictly instrumental and his voice never being heard.
- Originally known as Mace, the film was shot at the Alamo Village, the movie set originally created for John Wayne's The Alamo.


























