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Halleluja for Django
(1967)
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Title: Halleluja for Django (1967)
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Cast
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George Hilton | ... |
Billy 'Rum' Cooney
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Walter Barnes | ... |
Jarret aka Clay Thomas
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Santo /
David Phaylard
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Sarah Ross | ... |
Mara
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Erika Blanc | ... |
Jenny
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Andreas /
Yanaro
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Jeff Cameron | ... |
Mark
(as Glen Fortel)
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Enzo Fiermonte | ... |
Sheriff Martin Cooney
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Katia Christine | ... |
Katie O'Brien
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Tom Felleghy | ... |
Sheriff Ray Norman
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Luciano Rossi | ... |
Astola
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Luigi Casellato | ... |
Bartender
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Salvatore Borghese | ... |
Jarrett Gang
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Federico Boido | ... |
Jarrett Gang
(as Rick Boyd)
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Luciano Catenacci | ... |
Jarrett Gang
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Country:
ItalyLanguage:
ItalianRelease Date:
28 October 1967 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
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A gang under Jarret (Walter Barnes) robs a bank and is helped by Santo, a monk. After the robbery they wait for the native Indio who is supposed to lead them through the desert to Mexico. Santo who has his own plans kills Indio so that the bandits can't leave the town. That's the end of the plot and more or less the start of the film. Now the bad guys mostly kill each other with the exception of those killed by Billy (George Hilton) who is the brother of the killed sheriff and imprisoned for drinking. Hilton and Betts aren't bad but the rest of the cast hardly deserves to be mentioned. The muddle that is going on once on a while shifts into comedic waters which are soon left again.
Score is mediocre, sets are average at best. The really many bonus scenes on the DVD are symptom of heavy editing. It seems that every country got a slightly different version. The German DVD is acceptable for the low price.
4 / 10 (reviewed for the sake to have a review)