Top Cast
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Jorge Rivero
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Rodolfo de Anda
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Susana Dosamantes
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Rebeca Silva
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Mario Almada
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Mario Cid
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Mario Arévalo
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Hernando Name
Overview
Roving gunslinger visits his estranged wife at her father's farm.
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Open Range
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