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A Reason to Live, a Reason to Die (also known as Massacre at Fort Holman) is an Italian Spaghetti Western directed by Tonino Valerii and released in 1974.

Synopsis

Branded a coward for surrendering his New Mexico fort to the Confederates without firing a shot, a Union colonel leads a band of condemned prisoners on a suicide mission to recapture it.


Dubbing history[]

There are two English dubs of the movie, both of which were recorded in Italy. The first version dubs the full cut of the film, though Coburn does not dub his own character. The second dub, featuring James Coburn dubbing his own lines and some partially changed music cues, was produced for the US domestic release and was cut down to 92 minutes. The longer dub, without Coburn, was recorded first. After the film was picked up for American distribution, the film was partially redubbed, with many lines being retained from the first version, but several characters receiving new voices and several of the previous voice actors coming back to record more sanitized versions of their dialogue.

Cast[]

Character Original Actor Dub Actor
Original Cut[1] U.S. Cut[2]
Colonel Pembroke James Coburn Michael Forest James Coburn
Eli Sampson Bud Spencer Richard McNamara
Major Ward Telly Savalas
Sergeant Brent Reinhard Kolldehoff Robert Spafford
Major Charles Ballard José Suárez Anthony La Penna Edward Mannix
Ted Randall Ugo Fangareggi ¿? ¿?
Donald McIvers Guy Mairesse Charles Borromel ¿?
Piggott Benito Stefanelli Larry Dolgin
Will Colder Adolfo Lastretti Ted Rusoff ¿?
Jeremy Turam Quibo ¿? Lewis E. Ciannelli
Ward's Sergeant Fabrizio Moresco ¿? ¿?
Farmer Paco Sanz George Higgins Robert Braun
Sergeant of the Northern States Giuseppe Pollini Craig Hill ¿?
Sergeant Spike Georges Géret Edward Mannix

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