Today marks the 50th anniversary of the
release of “God Made Them, I Kill Them”, written by Fernando Di Leo, directed
by Paolo Bianchi and starring Dean Reed and Peter Martell. The story is about a
gunman who is hired by the people of Wells City
to protect the town’s god shipments, which are being robbed on a
consistent basis by a gang of outlaws.
The film is a showcase for Reed to show off his athletic
abilities and his use of guns ala Giuliano Gemma.
Dio il crea... io li ammazzo! - Italian title
Deus os Cria Euos Mato - Brazilian title
Sua Vida Me Pertence - Brazilian title
L’angelo, le colt, il daivolo - French title
Dieu les crée, moi je les tue - French title
Bleigericht - German title
Bleichgesicht - German title
O theos plathei... ego skotono - Greek title
Den laglösa staden - Swedish title
God Forgive... His Life is Mine - English title
God Made Them, I Kill Them - English title
A 1968 Italian production [Cineriz, International Film
(Rome)]
Producer: Gabriel Crisanti
Director: Paolo Bianchi (Paolo Bianchini)
Story: Fernando di Leo
Screenplay: Fernando di Leo
Cinematography: Sergio D’Offizi [Technicolor, Cromoscope]
Music: Marcello Gigante
Song: "God Creates Them, I Kill Them" sung by
Dead Reed
Running time: 92 minutes
Cast:
Slim Corbett/Compton - Dean Reed
Don Luis de la Vega/Rod Douglas - Peter Martell (Pietro Martellanza)
Sheriff Lancaster - Piero Lulli (Giusva Lulla)
Doris - Agnès Spaak
Dolly - Rosella Bergamonti
Suzanne - Linda Veras (Sieglinde Veras)
Judge Kincaid - Ivan Staccioli (Ivano Staccioli)
Job - Fidel Gonzáles (Fidel González)
Mayor Toland - Piero Mazzinghi
Dark - Bruno Arié
de la Vega/Douglas henchman - Ivan Giovanni Scratuglia
With: Giuseppe Alizeri, Appio Cartei, Robert Norek
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