Complete credited cast: | |||
Tomas Milian | ... | The Stranger | |
Marilù Tolo | ... | Flory (as Marilu' Tolo) | |
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Piero Lulli | ... | Oaks |
Milo Quesada | ... | Bill Templer | |
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Francisco Sanz | ... | Hagerman (as Paco Sanz) |
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Miguel Serrano | ... | Indian |
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Ángel Silva | ... | Indian (as Angel Silva) |
Sancho Gracia | ... | Willy (as Félix Sancho Gracia) | |
Mirella Pamphili | ... | Woman in Town (as Mirella Panfili) | |
Ray Lovelock | ... | Evan Templer (as Raymond Lovelock) | |
Roberto Camardiel | ... | Sorrow | |
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Patrizia Valturri | ... | Elizabeth Hagerman |
The Stranger, a half-breed bandit, is part of a band of thieves that steal a cargo of gold from a stagecoach. However, the Americans in the band betray him, and shoot all the Mexicans. The Stranger is not completely dead though, and crawls his way out of his shallow grave, continuing his pursuit of the gold, and exacting a bloody vengeance. Written by David Gibson <djg6@ukc.ac.uk>
A fine, if somewhat bananas spaghetti western that cashes in on the Franco Nero/Sergio Corbucci Django of the previous year simply by including Django in the title. What we have here, though, is a marvelous, if somewhat slightly mysterious example of the genre. More interesting than Django is a B***ard, or whatever its called this week, Django Kill really pulls out all the stops in an endless parade of the macabre. From the curious opening scene with Tomas Milian crawling out of a grave to the brutal lynchings and gothic horror drenching of one of many villains in liquid gold- this is a real treat for genre fans. As with many similar movies there are no morals anywhere to be seen, characters turn up, rub their hands together, kill mercilessly and then are shot down or, in this case, killed by an exploding horse. I understand that there are many versions of this movie in existence, which is not surprising in the least. The version i have was shown on uk tv five or six years ago, so i suppose its incompleteness would be down to broadcast quality prints. Its still a real doozer though.