Peter Lee Lawrence

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Characters played by Peter Lee Lawrence

Mortimer's Brother-in-Law (uncredited) — For a Few Dollars More (1965)

A male relative of Colonel Mortimer, killed in past conflict.

Garringo / Arizona — God in Heaven... Arizona on Earth (1972)

Protagonist who returns home to find his parents' farm ruined. He rallies threatened local farmers against Austin Styles, successfully defends against hired killers and Towers, and ultimately joins Duffy to kill Styles.

Jim 'The Kid' Slade — A Gun for One Hundred Graves (1968)

A young Confederate soldier and conscientious objector who returns to his ranch after the Civil War and finds his parents murdered and the property nearly destroyed. He kills three of the murderers, learns that the fourth is Corbett, and later joins a preacher in taking a stand against Corbett and his gang.

Andrea Valverde — Kiss of a Dead Woman (1974)

Andrea arrives at the Serra Trabia estate to see Carla, learns she has supposedly been buried, and persuades a cemetery custodian to open her coffin. He detects signs of life and insists she is alive. Later, he reunites with Carla and ultimately intervenes to rescue her from an attempted murder arranged by Guido.

Silver — Killer Caliber .32 (1967)

Silver is the central gunslinger and investigator, traveling from one dangerous assignment to another. He defeats an abusive railway overseer, investigates the blue-clay mystery and masked gang, exposes Spot Averell's betrayal, and continues working despite personal dangers. His pursuit of justice drives the entire story.

Josh/Joe/John Lee — Days of Violence (1967)

Lee is Christine's childhood friend and a wanted outlaw who returns after disappearing for two years. He takes Christine with him as a hostage, believing she will keep the pursuing men from attacking, but she secretly leaves signs for Nathan. At the northern pass, he gives himself up when Christine pleads with the armed pursuers not to shoot.

Jess Bryan — Killer Adios (1968)

Jess Bryan returns to town after being ordered to leave following a violent bank incident. He intervenes when a young man is threatened, drawing the hostility of Sam / Jack Bradshaw, and learns that Bill Bragg wants his help in the struggle over the town. He also tries to marry Fannie Endes and investigates the misleading clues surrounding her death.

Johnny Monter — Fury of Johnny Kid (1967)

Johnny is a young member of the Monter family who is still learning to shoot as the feud with the Campos family continues. After being captured with Lefty and forced into a deadly race for a gun, he survives through skill and courage. He falls in love with Giulietta Campos and promises her he will stop killing, later refusing to draw his weapon even when doing so puts him in custody.

Sando Kid / Kid Johnson — Hands Up, Dead Man! You're Under Arrest (1971)

The protagonist, a former pacifist battlefield medic who transitions into an armed ranger after surviving the atrocities of Captain Grayton. He now hunts bandits and opposes Grayton's land robbery scheme.

Manfredi — Love and Death in the Garden of the Gods (1972)

The primary antagonist and Azzura's adoptive brother. Revealed to be an impostor peasant's son who replaced Azzura's stillborn heir, he harbors uncontrollable, obsessive jealousy over her. He systematically murders everyone around Azzura to maintain his twisted hold on her.

Gervaise — Black Beauty (1971)

A half-French, half-English hussar officer and Lady Anne's fiancé. He volunteers for overseas military service to prove his bravery, rides Black Beauty into battle on the Northwest Frontier, and is ultimately killed in combat.

Johnny — Dead Are Countless (1969)

The central figure, traumatized as a boy when soldiers accuse his father of treason and shoot him. Though taught to use a gun only for defense or to protect others, Johnny becomes fixated on shooting and is wanted for killing soldiers and officers. He returns to Julie's town, resists arrest, and explains his grievance before being disarmed.

Career Overview

Peter Lee Lawrence has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1965. Their work is anchored in the Dollars Trilogy universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Prey of Vultures, Slaughter on the Khyber Pass, The Man Who Killed Billy the Kid. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
28
Birth Date
1944-02-21
Birth Place
Lindau, Bavaria, Germany

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