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| Directed by | José Luis Monter Renato Polselli |
| Written by | Vincenzo Cascino Guido Malatesta |
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| Countries | Spain Italy |
| Language | Italian |
Sheriff Won't Shoot (Italian : Lo sceriffo che non spara, Spanish : El sheriff no dispara) is a 1965 Italian and Spanish Spaghetti Western film.
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