Django - melody in lead

Movie
German title	Django - melody in lead
Original title	Uno di piu all'inferno
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1968
length	93 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Giovanni Fago
script	Ernesto Gastaldi
production	Luciano Martino Vittorio Martino Leo Cevenini
music	Nico Fidenco
camera	Anton Giulio Borghesi
cut	Eugenio Alabiso
occupation
George Hilton : Johnny King Paolo Gozlino : Meredith (as Paul Stevens ) Claudie Lange : Liz Gérard Herter : Ernest Ward Paul Muller : George Ward Carlo Gaddi : Gary Aldo Cecconi : Herman Ward (as Jim Clay ) Ferruccio Viotti : Marshal Krista Nell : Saloon girl Rex Purdom Gilberto Galimberti : Sean (as Gill Roland ) Angela Ellison : Mimi Adriana Giuffrè : Naughty girl Pietro Tordi : Pastor Steve MacGregor Ugo Adinolfi : Guard in the bank Silvio Bagolini : arms dealer

Django - tune in lead (Original title: Uno di più all'inferno ) is a spaghetti western from 1968. Giovanni Fago directed the film with George Hilton in the lead role. As with many films in this genre, the original has nothing to do with Django . It was premiered in German-speaking countries on April 11, 1969.

action

A small town in the west is ruled by the Ward brothers, who are very ruthless in getting their way. Ernest Ward, one of them, used to be a bounty hunter.
A Protestant pastor also lives in the town, whose adopted son, Johnny King, is known for his shooting and seduction skills, which is why he is currently in prison. There he makes the acquaintance of gang boss Meredith, with whom he escapes during a rescue operation and ends up in the hiding place of his gang of criminals, where he falls in love with Liz, the wife of Meredith's right-hand man, Gary. In order to stay by her side, he agrees to participate in a robbery.
Johnny arranges the robbery so that it succeeds bloodlessly, but Gary has to face a duel. He wins and walks away with Liz. Back in town, he decides to take revenge on the wards who have now murdered his stepfather. The brothers have hired a number of shooters to kill Johnny, but since Meredith is among them, he saves Johnny. After Johnny was discovered and arrested by the brothers, he was able to free himself with the help of Liz and complete his revenge.

criticism

Cinéma et Télécinéma noted that the new style of the spaghetti western breathe new life into the American genre, but is otherwise embarrassing: You now have “enough of these inferior and excessive violence free of this sadism.” In Germany too, the lexicon of des Similar to international films , the film is a “simple-minded Western with cynicisms and brutalities.” The Protestant film observer blows the same horn : “Hard, smooth and impersonally staged spaghetti westerns with emphatically amoral character drawing. We refuse! "

Remarks

The film song "Forgive and not forget" is sung by Gianni Davoli with the 4 + 4 by Nora Orlandi .

The film was released on DVD as "Django - Melody of Death".

synchronization

Director and dialogue book author Arne Elsholtz cast:

• George Hilton: Thomas Danneberg
• Gérard Herter: Jürgen Thormann
• Paolo Gozlino: Jürgen Kluckert
• Paul Müller: Lothar Blumhagen

Web links

• Django - tune in lead in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon

Individual evidence

1. ↑ No. 495, Paris, April 11, 1970, quoted from: Dizionario del Cinema italiano, I film Vol. 3, Gremese 1992, p. 574
2. ↑ Django - melody in lead. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
3. ↑ Evangelical Press Association, Munich, Review No. 174/1969