[Machine Translation] Yul Brynner, Robert Mitchum, and Charles Bronson: This biographical Western starring three legendary stars is now available in a Premium Price Edition! Based on the novel by William Douglas Lansford, the screenplay was adapted by Sam Peckinpah the master of violent cinema with the collaboration of Robert Towne. Directed by Buzz Kurik of *The Vanishing Gun*, the film is set against the backdrop of the turbulent Mexican Revolution and depicts the exploits of the real-life revolutionary Pancho Villa who rose from bandit to national hero alongside breathtaking battle scenes. Playing Villa is Oscar-winning actor Yul Brynner, known for *The Magnificent Seven*; his aide-de-camp is played by Charles Bronson from *Farewell, My Friend*; and the American role is played by Robert Mitchum from *G.I. Joe* Robert Mitchum as the American. These three major stars share the screen. Mexico, 1911. The revolutionary Madero administration had been established, and while the political situation appeared to have stabilized, resistance from counter-revolutionaries persisted, and unrest continued. Amid this turmoil, Lee, an American arms dealer, arrives in Mexico by plane to sell machine guns to Captain Ramirez of the counterrevolutionary forces. Although the deal is successfully concluded, the revolutionary army led by Pancho Villa launches an attack. Lee is captured on charges of supplying weapons to the counterrevolutionaries. Vila then recruited Lee to his side so he could use Lee s plane, thereby gaining an advantage for the revolutionary forces. However, General Huerta, who had been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the revolutionary forces by President Madero, was displeased with Vila s victory. Vila s army ends up joining an operation under General Huerta to attack a counterrevolutionary stronghold, but *This product is a budget version of ORDB-108.