Arrives in Rainbow Valley mistaken for the dead Ward Cluster. He is targeted by the Cherry brothers, teams up with a wandering sheriff, and ultimately kills the main antagonist. He discovers the hidden $100,000 and envisions a future with Sean.
Protagonist and bounty killer who kills a Benson brother. After his own brother is killed and sister-in-law assaulted, he pursues the gang. He is temporarily arrested in a ruse but later allies with Agent Collins to defeat the smuggling ring.
An outsider who enters the dispute seeking answers about the bank robbery and missing gold. He questions Miguel about the shooting that wounded him, helping him remember, and earns Espartero’s thanks. Stan later joins Espartero in trying to expose Colonel Jefferson, but insists on capturing the men rather than simply killing them.
A minor character, possibly a local figure or comedic antagonist, whose presence adds to the film's absurd situations and comedic confrontations.
Alan Foster is played by Richard Harrison, identified as the film's star. The available synopsis describes a fictional attempt to steal the Koh-i-Noor diamond in nineteenth-century India, but does not specify Alan's actions in that plot or his relationships with the other characters.
Jesse is one of the film’s two half-brother leads. He converges with his brother Lester in pursuit of an unspecified goal, and the inherited mind they share is described as what keeps the pair together. The available plot summary gives no further details about Jesse’s actions or circumstances.
Adopted Anglo-American son of the Martinez family who returns after four years fighting Mexican guerillas. He investigates the murder of his father and the theft of the family's gold, identifying the attackers by their horses and eliminating one ambush threat while uncovering local land greed.
The protagonist who co-plans a failed gold heist. After his friends are betrayed and killed, he wages a personal war of vengeance, systematically hunting down the traitor and the five bandits. He leaves a piece of bloody rope on each victim and must also decipher the motives of a shadowing detective.
The sheriff responsible for enforcing the law as violence and resentment threaten the town. He arrests a suspected killer despite Palmer's men demanding the prisoner's release, sets a deadline, and refuses to surrender Westfall before trial. Brad supports his stand, while Jeff's resolve is tested by the danger of using force.
Lt. Richard Benson is a British commando who impersonates his identical twin, the German Lt. Hans Müller, after Hans has been killed. Trained to pass as his brother, Benson uses the assumed identity to enter a guarded German position and defend the dam from within. His deception is central to the mission and becomes increasingly precarious when he reunites with Marlene, who believes he is Hans.
Santini is the commissioner who pursues Nanni Vitali throughout the film. As the son of the prosecutor who sentenced Vitali, he becomes the criminal's principal enemy and organizes a trap for the gang. He later locates the kidnappers, defeats Vitali in hand-to-hand combat, and helps bring the violent escape to an end.
General Waldersee is the allied commander from Germany whom the survivors seek to contact through Master Cai's photograph. After German soldiers seize Xiao Jiu and a companion, the group uses the image to claim that Waldersee can meet them personally. They consider luring him into their presence, while questioning whether revenge would corrupt them.
Richard Harrison has 131 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Ninja Master Gordon Collection with 20 titles. Signature works include $100,000 for Ringo, Ninja Operation 6: Champion on Fire, His Name Was King. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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