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25 June 1970 (Italy) moreUser Comments:
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Jack Betts | ... | Django (as Hunt Powers) | |
| Fabio Testi | ... | Sartana / Jack Ronson | |
| Dino Strano | ... | Bud Willer (as Dean Stratford) | |
| Benito Pacifico | ... | Paco Sanchez (as Dennis Colt) | |
| Luciano Conti | ... | Joe 'The Worm' Smith (as Lucky McMurray) | |
| Simonetta Vitelli | ... | Peter's Widow (as Simone Blondell) | |
| Attilio Dottesio | ... | McLaren (as Dan Reesy) | |
| Celso Faria | ... | Frank Cutler | |
| Roberto Danesi | ... | Mordera (as Robert Dannish) | |
| Antonio Basile | ... | 1st Bud's killer | |
| Michele Branca | ... | 2nd Bud's killer (as Michael Brank) | |
| Franco Pasquetto | ... | Peter | |
| Pietro Torrisi | ... | Paco, the giant | |
| Nuria Torray | |||
| Calogero Caruana | ... | Deputy Sheriff |
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As with most of the follow-ups to DJANGO this bears all the signs of having been tampered with in post-production in order to accommodate the most tenuous of links to that successful series. In this case, however, the makers have decided to double their money, or hedge their bets, depending on which way you look at it, by attempting to cash in on not one but two series. Not having seen any Sartana movies I cannot comment on how well this has been accomplished but in the case of Django I have to say it bears little resemblance to Fulci's DJANGO THE RUNNER let alone Corbucci's original. I spent most of the film under the impression that the man in black would turn out to be Sartana but in fact he was Django and the most spurious of reasons was given for making Sheriff Ronson that Sartana character.
That aside what was the film like in itself? Well there was almost nothing about it to mark it in any way unusual. All the customary genre cliches were in place, with a few added touches to put it down as a shoddy spaghetti western: leering close ups, sweaty villains, sporadic violence, rudimentary characterisation, and so on. Unfortunately there was none of the sub-genre's visual flair to take your mind off the banality of the plot.