10,000 bloody dollars

Movie
German title	10,000 bloody dollars
Original title	10,000 Dollari per un massacro
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1967
length	100 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	Romolo Guerrieri
script	Franco Fogagnolo Ernesto Gastaldi Luciano Martino Sauro Scavolini
production	Zenith ( Mino Loy ) Flora (Luciano Martino)
music	Nora Orlandi
camera	Federico Zanni
cut	Sergio Montanari
occupation
Gianni Garko : Django (as Gary Hudson ) Loredana Nusciak : Mijanou Claudio Camaso : Manuel Vasquez Adriana Ambesi : Dolores Mendoza Pinuccio Ardia : Seven Dollars (as Joel Hardy ) Fidel Gonzalez : Fidel Franco Lantieri : Juan (as Fran Landers ) Massimo Sarchiello : Cisco (as Max Pailey ) Ermelinda de Felice : Rosita la Polla (as Mary Fleece ) Dada Gallotti Franco Bettella Aldo Cecconi : Scarface Renato Montalbano : cardsharps Peggy Nathan Ferdinando Poggi Mirko Valentin Fernando Sancho : Stardust Vasquez

10,000 bloody dollars (original title: 10,000 dollari per un massacro ) is a spaghetti western by Romolo Guerrieri from 1967, which was first performed in Germany on March 8, 1968.

action

A profile for Django only becomes interesting from $ 10,000; so much has to be paid to go looking for the bandit Manuel Vasquez. Together with his friend Cisco, he abducted the daughter of the hacienda owner Mendoza, who had put him in prison. Mendoza would like to hire Django, who should take care of the solution to the problem, but who - he also knows Vasquez - does not initially accept the offer. Django meets his old love Mijanou in the village, then goes to San Francisco, where he joins the gang of Sanchez in order to dispel suspicion and to get to know the people. When a gold transport is attacked, Django, who is involved on the condition that nobody is allowed to die, stops the accompanying military escort, while Vasquez and his people kill all travelers, including Mijanou. Django now accepts Mendoza’s offer. Sanchez's father is still trying to help his son, but he too finds his master in Django.

Reviews

Christian Keßler , who praised the “good craftsmanship on all fronts”, was positive . “The ship doesn't lurch, even in heavy surf. Bravo! ”On the other hand, others criticized the basic attitude of the film:“ Cynical spaghetti westerns, which portray their negative 'heroes' in a world of sheer violence, all too distant and for their own sake. ”Or“ Harsh, downright cruel western, ... in which pointless murdered, tortured and treason committed. "

Remarks

• The film was shot in the region around Almería .

• The film was released on DVD as part of the Django box by Koch Media .

• Director Romolo Guerrieri is part of the extensive Italian film business family Girolami .

• The film song Song Basta so is interpreted by Giorgio Farina .

synchronization

• Gianni Garko: Gert Günther Hoffmann
• Claudio Camaso: Jürgen Thormann
• Loredana Nusciak: Renate Küster
• Fernando Sancho: Martin Hirthe
• Aldo Cecconi: Klaus Sonnenschein

Web links and sources

• 10,000 bloody dollars in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• detailed review and information on those involved

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Christian Keßler : Welcome to Hell . 2002
2. ↑ 10,000 bloody dollars. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
3. ^ Ernst Bohlius in Filmecho / Filmwoche 29 , 1968