DJANGO SHOOTS FIRST

Django spara per primo – Italian title
Django atira primeiro – Brazilian title
Django skyder først – Danish title
Wachn miet Django Schiet – Dutch title
Django ampuu ensin – Finnish title
Django tire le premier – French title
Django Nur der Colt war sein Freund – German title
To Pistoli tou Django den syghorei – Greek title
Django strzela pierwszy – Polish title
Yo soy Trinidad – Spanish title
Django skjuter alltid först – Swedish title
Django Puca Prvi – Yugoslavian title
No Mercy for Django – English title
He Who Shoots First – English title
Django Shoots First – English title

A 1966 Italian production [Fida Cinematografica (Rome)]
Producer: Edmondo Amati
Director: Alberto DeMartino
Story: Massimo Capriccioli (Massimiliano Capriccioli), Tito Carpi (Fiorenzo Carpi), Sandro Continenza (Alessandro Continenza), Alberto DeMartino, Vincenzo Flamini, Giovanni Simonelli
Screenplay: Massimiliano Capriccioli, Tito Carpi (Fiorenzo Carpi), Sandro Continenza (Alessandro Continenza), Alberto DeMartino, Vincenco Flamini, Giovanni Simonelli
Cinematography: Riccardo Pallottini [Technicolor, Techniscope]
Music: Bruno Nicolai
Song: “Bolero” sung by Dino (Dino Bardotti)
Running time: 95 minutes

Cast:
Glenn Garvin/Django - Glenn Saxson (Roel Bos)
Gordon Watch - Fernando Sancho (Fernando Les)
Jessica Kluster/Custer - Evelyn Stewart (Ida Galli)
doctor - Alberto Lupo (Alberto Zoboli)
Lucy - Erika Blanc (Enrica Colombatto)
Ken Kluster/Custer - Nando Gazzolo (Ferdinando Gazzolo)
Kluster/Custer henchman - Riccardo Pizzuti, Giulio Maculani, Fotunato Arena
Ringo - José M. Martin (José Manuel Martin Perez)
Jeff Kluster/Custer - George Eastman (Luigi Montefiore)
Ward - Lee Burton (Guido Lollobrigida)
Cooper - Marcello Tusco
sheriff - Valentino Macchi
Lucy’s brother - Antonio Piretti
saloon patrons - Osiride Pevarello, Roberto Antonelli
gunman - Fortunato Arena
Thomas Garvin/Django - John Bartha (János Barta)
with; Diana Lorys (Anna Vega), Lewis E. Ciannelli (Lewis Eduardo Ciannelli), John Hart, Bruno Arié


In the bacground a lone rider is seen approaching a campsite, he is invited by Django to sit down at his campfire. The rider is a bounty killer and his victim is a man called Garvin. The dead man turns out to be Django's father. So Django shoots the bounty killer, takes his father's body into town, and collects the bounty himself! In town he is told by the local busybody Gordon, who likes the smell of money so much he hangs out at the bank all day, that Django has become the co-owner of both the bank and the saloon. It soon becomes clear that Django's father was framed by his business partner Kluster, who now wants to get rid of the son and Django must face a number of obstacles and six-guns to obtain his inheritance.