A Few Dollars for Django
Django, bounty killer, hunter and repentant bandit wants to start a new life. No more bullets and blood, after years of killing and horror. Django wants to replace the sherrif and restore law and order to lawless land, but faces the history and bloodshed of his own past. Helped by the love of the daughter of a bandit Django can finally bring his life of violence to and end and spend his days in peace... If he can live that long!
Curator's Take
“Another fake Django sequel. It’s a serviceable mystery western where the hero investigates a crime while posing as a bounty hunter. Competent, but lacks the mud-and-blood style of the original.”
Why This Movie Is Important
A film that exploits the Django name but delivers a solid experience on its own. It speaks to the power of the archetype; audiences didn't care about continuity, they just wanted the 'Man in Black'.
Production Details
A Few Dollars for Django is a 1966 western film directed by León Klimovsky. Originally released in Italy under the title "Pochi dollari per Django", the film was produced during the golden era of European westerns. The soundtrack was composed by Carlo Savina. Cinematography was handled by Aldo Pinelli. The screenplay was written by Tito Carpi. The film stars Anthony Steffen as Django / Regan, Frank Wolff as Jim/Trevor Norton, and Gloria Fernán Osuna as Sally Norton. Running 1 hour and 23 minutes, it is a lean, tightly paced entry.
Did You Know?
Despite the title, this film has no narrative connection to the original Django.
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