VIVA DJANGO!

Preparati la bara! – Italian title

And Now Prepare Your Grave – Australian title

Nobody Returns... And Now Prepare Your Grave – Australia title

Viva Django! – Brazilian title

Django Sees Red – Canadian title

¡Viva Django! – Chilean title

Django sadler sin hest – Danish title

Viva Django! – Dutch title

Teloittaja – Finnish title

Viva Django – Finnish title

Viva Django – teloittaja – Finnish title

Nimeni on Django – Finnish title

Nimeni on Django – teloittaja – Finnish title

Viva Django – teloittaja – Finnish title

Django, prépare ton cerceuil – French title

Trinita, prépare ton cercueil – French title

Django und die Bande der Gehenkten – German title

Django - Sein Haß ist tödlich – German title

Joe, de Galgenvogel – German title

O kanenas tha ktypisi xana – Greek title

Dango – Greek title

Viva Django – Hungarian title

Viva Django – Portuguese title

El clan de los ahorcados – Spanish title

Mitt namn ar Django – Swedish title

Blodig terror – Swedish title

Cango geliyor – Turkish title

Get a Coffin Ready – English title

Django, Get a Coffin Ready – English title

Viva Django – English title

 

A 1967 Italian production [B.R.C. Produzioni Film (Rome)]

Producer: Manolo Bolognini

Director: Ferdinando Baldi

Story: Franco Rossetti

Screenplay: Franco Rossetti, Ferdinando Baldi

Cinematography: Enzo Barboni [Eastmancolor, widescreen]

Music: Gianfranco Reverberi

Songs: “Viva Django!”, “You’d Better Smile”, “Cosa va le un uomo” sung by Nicola Di Bari

Running time: 107 minutes

 

Cast:

Joe/Django/Trinity/Cassidy – Terence Hill (Mario Girotti)

Martin/David Barry – Horst Frank

Mercedes Ibanez – Barbara Simon (Bruna Simionato)

Lucas – George Eastman (Luigi Montefiori)

Horace/Orazio – Pinuccia Ardia (Rodolfo Ardia)

Jonathan Abbot – Lee Burton (Guido Lollobrigida)

Garcia Ibanez – José Torres

Lucy Cassidy – Angela Minervini

Walcott – Gianni De Benedetto

Peter/Ted/Pat O’Connor – Ivan Scratuglia (Giovanni Scratuglia)

Wallace – Roberto Simmi

Alvarez – Gianni Brezza

Sheriff – Franco Balducci

Deputy Sheriff – Franco Gulà

Yankee Jack – Edward G. Ross (Luciano Rossi)

Yankee Jack’s wife – Adriana Giuffrè

Dean - Paolo Magalotti

Alvarez – Gianni Brezza

Lucas henchmen – Andrea Scotti

Outlaw – Spartaco Conversi

Joe/Django/Trinity/Cassidy henchmen – Lucio De Santis, Omero Capanna, Angelo Boscariol

Barry henchman – Remo de Angelis

Spokesman – Eugene Walter

Paco – Albercio Donadeo

With: Valerio Tordi, Remo Capitani

Stunts: Remo De Angelis

 

 

David Berry proposes to Django, who was once his friend, to help him obtain the office of governor. Knowing how David is ambitious and ruthless, Django refuses and goes on the road with a load of gold to be transported to the federal deposit. Some bandits, led by Lucas, attack the convoy, massacre the escort and kill Django’s wife. Determined to get revenge, Django becomes the head of a gang composed of men unjustly condemn to death by Lucas which he saves from hanging by impersonating the executioner. The group is made up of an Indian and a man named Garcia, who convinces the others to join them and attack a convoy laden with gold. The loss of the gold brings down the wrath and the intervention of Berry, who needed the precious booty in order to continue his power. Django falls into the hands of Lucas and Berry, but escapes, killing the first and trapping the second into admitting he was the leader.

 

YouTube trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8Vcr9xh53Q