This is the only spaghetti western featuring Burt Reynolds.
This movie is one of Quentin Tarantino's Top Twenty favorite spaghetti westerns.
This movie is one of a number of screen westerns that Burt Reynolds made during the mid-late 1960s and early 1970s. These movie westerns include Navajo Joe; 100 Rifles; Sam Whiskey and The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing.
This movie was Burt Reynolds's second lead role in a theatrical feature film.
This movie was block-booked as a supporting or second feature at B movie houses and drive-ins during its premiere American theatrical release.
This movie's lead female star Nicoletta Machiavelli today lives in Seattle, Washington. She owns the Viavi Tours company which conducts tours in Italy and she also teaches Italian at the University of Washington.
This movie's working title was 'A Dollar a Head'.
This picture in film history is considered a cult movie.
This spaghetti western was filmed entirely in Spain.
When director Sergio Corbucci was approached to make this movie, Marlon Brando was touted as the actor who was wanted to play Navajo Joe. Brando did not end up playing Navajo Joe, the part being taken by Burt Reynolds.