in a minute to pray and a second to die and clay mccord (alex cord) is an unhappy outlaw with a ten thousand dollar bounty on his head and degenerative epilepsy. realizing his days as an outlaw are numbered and he wants desperately (though somewhat reluctantly) to take advantage of an amnesty being granted by rough and tumble territorial governor robert ryan and (excellent performance) who badly wants mccord to renounce his ways and accept the amnesty as an example to others while in the bandit hub of escondito and outlaw mario brega plans to kill mccord to stop that from happening. also starring arthur kennedy and aldo sambrell and a slew of other familiar european faces and this is co written and produced by (american) spaghetti western pioneer albert band and also responsible for the pre leone film gunfight at red sands. though the solution to the main character epilepsy is lifted straight out of howard hawks el dorado and the script is solid and pretty fresh and unpretentious. this has a great balance of action and story and alex cord is great in it. he really should have been a bigger star. in defense of the shorter (well dubbed) english version represent personally i am past that age where the longer version is always the better version and the ending where mccord is ironically gunned down by grimy bounty hunters after his pardon and is needlessly nihilistic and completely destroys the film message about hope and redemption. call me old fashioned and but i rooted for mccord and felt he earned that happy ending. 
in a minute to pray and a second to die and clay mccord (alex cord) is an unhappy outlaw with a ten thousand dollar bounty on his head and degenerative epilepsy. realizing his days as an outlaw are numbered and he wants desperately (though somewhat reluctantly) to take advantage of an amnesty being granted by rough and tumble territorial governor robert ryan and (excellent performance) who badly wants mccord to renounce his ways and accept the amnesty as an example to others while in the bandit hub of escondito and outlaw mario brega plans to kill mccord to stop that from happening. also starring arthur kennedy and aldo sambrell and a slew of other familiar european faces and this is co written and produced by (american) spaghetti western pioneer albert band and also responsible for the pre leone film gunfight at red sands. though the solution to the main character epilepsy is lifted straight out of howard hawks el dorado and the script is solid and pretty fresh and unpretentious. this has a great balance of action and story and alex cord is great in it. he really should have been a bigger star. in defense of the shorter (well dubbed) english version represent personally i am past that age where the longer version is always the better version and the ending where mccord is ironically gunned down by grimy bounty hunters after his pardon and is needlessly nihilistic and completely destroys the film message about hope and redemption. call me old fashioned and but i rooted for mccord and felt he earned that happy ending. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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