Quel maledetto giorno d’inverno… Django e Sartana
all’ultimo sangue – Italian title
Django e Sartana – Italian title
Lo scerifo – Italian title
Quel Maledetto Giorno d’Inverno… Django e Sartana all’Ultimo
– Argentinian title
Django møder Satan – Danish title
Django ontmoet Satan – Dutch title
Django et Sartana – French title
O serifis – Greek title
Oi dyo ektelestes – Greek title
Django e Sartana… ate ao ultimo sangue – Portuguese title
Duell i gryningen – Swedish title
Django and Sartana’s Showdown in the West – English title
One Damned Day at Dawn… Django Meets Sartana ! – English title
A 1970 Italian production [Tarquinia Cinematografica
(Rome)]
Producer: Demofilo Fidani
Director: Miles Deem (Demofilo Fidani)
Story: Demofilo Fidani
Screenplay: Demofilo Fidani, M.R. Vitelli Valenza (Mila
Vitelli)
Cinematography Franco Villa [Eastmancolor]
Music: Coriolano Gori
Running time: 90 minutes
Cast:
Django – Hunt Powers (Jack Betts)
Sartana/Sheriff Jack Ronson – Stet Carson (Fabio Testi)
Bud Wheeler/Willer – Dean Stratford (Dino Strano)
Sheriff Mason – Calogero Caruana
Paco Sanchez – Dennis Colt (Benito Pacifico)
Joe ‘The Worm’ Smith – Lucky McMurray (Luciano Conti)
Dolores – Simone Blondell (Simonetta Vitelli)
Peter Sturges – Franco Pasquetto (Gianfranco Pasquetto)
Widow Sturges – Mariella Palmich (Azzurra Pamphilli)
Frank Cutler – Celso Faria
Paco – Pietro Torrisi
Bill/Willy McLaren – Dan Reesy (Attilio Dottesio)
Mordera – Robert Dannish (Roberto Danesi)
Bart – Antonio Basile
Sanchez henchman – Michael Brank (Michele Branca)
With: Joel Moore, Franco Graziosi, Luciano Pallotta
A stagecoach arrives in Black City bringing the new
sheriff, Jack Ronson. The country is under the control of Budd Wheeler, an
adventurer who, in league with the Mexican bandit Sanchez, is terrorizing the
region. The old telegraph operator, Mc Laren, informs the young sheriff of the
code of silence that reigns in the country and the misdeeds that for over five
years Sanchez and Budd have committed. Meanwhile in Black City comes an unknown
knight - who is actually the "bounty hunter" Django - which checks
into the only accommodations available, a shabby tavern. Django has come
seeking vengeance for the death of two of his friends and at the same time will
try to pocket the large rewards for Sanchez and Budd, meanwhile, the sheriff
Ronson has been challenge to a showdown with Budd but Django intervenes and
exterminates Budd and his men. The news of the death of Budd unleashes the
wrath of Sanchez, who arrives in town with his band. Ronson fights against
Sanchez and his henchmen and manages to eliminate them, with the help of
Django. When they finally leave Black City, Ronson reveals that he actually is
the "bounty hunter" called Sartana.
Trailer link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-IEVwfRBUE
Biltmore: Fabio Testi used Joel Moore, Martin Moore and Stet Carson before settling on his real name.
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