Arizona Colt

Arizona Colt, also known as The Man from Nowhere, is a 1966 technicolor Spaghetti Western directed by Michele Lupo and starring Giuliano Gemma, Fernando Sancho, Corinne Marchand. Synopsis Looking to add to his gang's numbers, Gordo "Gordon" Wacht (Torrez Gordon Wacht in the Italian version) (Fernando Sancho), raids a jail at the Mexican border. As a sign of loyalty, every member of Wacht's gang is to be branded with the same “S” on their left arms. All who refuse to join his gang are to be shot dead. One of the prisoners, Arizona Colt (Giuliano Gemma) is able to avoid being detected by Wacht's men. It's through escaping from the prison where he meets one of Wacht's men, Whiskey (Roberto Camardiel), a drunkard that was left behind. Arizona agrees to bring the man to the gang leader, and once there, Gordo gives Arizona the same proposition as the rest of his men: join his gang or die. Arizona responds to said offer with his catchphrase, "I'll have to think about it." Unsatisfied with his answer, Gordo attempts to shoot Arizona, but the man proves to be a quicker draw and shoots the gun out of his hand, as well as shooting one of the gang members attempting to ambush him. While riding off on horseback, Kay (Clay in the Italian version) (Giovanni Pazzafini), shoots and wounds Arizona, but it turns out to be a trick, allowing him to evade the gang. While the Wacht gang make a camp in the desert, Arizona keeps an eye over them, pondering whether or not he'll join their gang. Frustrated, Gordo sends Kay and 5 of his men to kill Arizona, but once again, Arizona tricks them, kills 5 of Gordo's men, and robs Kay of his clothing. On their travels through the desert, Gordo, Kay and the rest of his gang find the 5 dead men, their bodies spelling out the word "NO" - Arizona's response to Gordo's offer. From there, Gordo sends Kay to run reconnaissance on a peaceful little town named Blackstone Hill. On his way there, he runs into Arizona, whom he pleads with not to give away his identity. Once again, Arizona responds with, "I'll think about that.". As the two hang out in the bar, Kay hits on one of the bartender's daughters, a woman named Dolores (Rosalba Neri). However, upon noticing his scar, he's left with no choice but to kill her and ensure her silence. The next morning, Dolores' body is found, and her father, Pete (Pedro in the Italian version), as well her sister, Jane (Corinne Marchand), grieve for her.