Return of Halleluja

Return of Halleluja (Italian: Il West ti va stretto, amico... è arrivato Alleluja, also known as The West Is Very Close, Amigo) is a 1972 Italian Spaghetti Western film directed by Giuliano Carnimeo and starring George Hilton. It is the sequel to They Call Me Hallelujah.^[1][2]

Return of Halleluja
Directed by	Giuliano Carnimeo
Written by	Tito Carpi Ingo Hermes Giovanni Simonelli
Story by	Giovanni Simonelli
Produced by	Dario Sabatello
Starring	George Hilton Lincoln Tate
Cinematography	Stelvio Massi
Music by	Stelvio Cipriani
Release date	1972 (1972)
Language	Italian

Plot

In tumultuous Mexico in the 1860s the revolutionary General Ramirez hires Hallelujah, an American gunfighter, to retrieve a stolen Aztec statue. The general believes having recovered it will bring indigenous Indians over to his cause. Also going after the statue is a Scottish adventurer, his argumentative female companion, a pair of bickering brothers from a religious community, the army, and assorted bandits.

Cast

• George Hilton as Alleluja
• Lincoln Tate as Archie
• Agata Flori as Fleurette
• Raymond Bussières as Sam
• Riccardo Garrone as Zagaya
• Michael Hinz as Von Steffen
• Aldo Barberito as Prete
• Roberto Camardiel as Gen. Ramirez
• Lars Bloch as Caino
• Giovanni Pazzafini as Abele
• Paolo Gozlino as Drake
• Umberto D'Orsi as Ferguson
• Renato Baldini as Ferguson's Henchman
• Peter Berling as Schultz
• Mara Krupp as Mara
• Adriana Facchetti as The Austrian

See also

• List of Italian films of 1972