DJANGO KILL

Se sei vivo spara! – Italian title
Oro hondo – Italian title
Gringo uccidi – Italian title
Oro maldito – Spanish title
Django – tappaja – Finnish title
Tire encore si tu peux – French title
Töte, Django – German title
Django Kill… if You Live Shoot! – English title
Django Kill – English title

A 1966 Italian, Spanish co-production [GIA Società Cinematografica (Rome), Hispamer Films P.C. (Madrid)]
Producer: Alex J. Rascal (Alessandro Jacovini)
Director: Giulio Questi
Story: Franco Arcalli, Giulio Questi
Screenplay: María del Carmen Martínez Román, Franco Arcalli, Giulio Questi
Cinematography: Franco Delli Colli [Technicolor, Techniscope]
Music: Ivan Vandor
Song: “My Town” sung by Ann Collin
Running time: 100 minutes

Cast:
“The Stranger”/Barney Bunton/Django - Tomás Milian (Tomás Rodriguez)
Oaks - Piero Lulli (Giusva Lulli)
Bill Templer - Milo Quesada (Raul Alonso)
Hagerman/Alderman/Ackerman - Paco Sanz (Francisco Sanz)
Zorro/Sorrow - Roberto Camardiel (Roberto Escudero)
Flory/Lori - Marilù Tolo (Maria Tolo)
Evan Templer - Raymond Lovelock
Elizabeth Hagerman/Alderman - Patrizia Valturri
Collins - Gene Collins
Willy - Félix Sancho Gracia
Templer henchman - Frank Braña (Francisco Perez)
Oak’s gang member - Fernando Villena
townsman - Hermano Reynoso
Zorro/Sorrow henchman - Calogero Azzaretto
with; Miguel Serrano, Ángel Silva, Mirella Panfili (Mirella Pamphili), Edoardo De Santis


Barney Bunton, a half-breed who, with some Mexican laborers, helps a band of outlaws rob a gold shipment from the Wells Fargo. Bunton and the Mexicans are then double-crossed, shot and left for dead. Luckily some Indians find Barney, and nurse him back to health. They also give him a bag of gold bullets. Bunton tracks down the bandits, which by the time he gets to town, have mostly been hanged and killed by a lynch mob. The mayor Templer and Alderman split up the bandits' gold. Chaos then ensues, as a group of gay cowboys kidnap the mayor's son Evan, to get the gold. After they rape him, he kills himself and a big shootout in town ensues, with the gold eventually melting all over Alderman's head, and life goes on.