Django - Relentless to death

Movie
German title	Django - Relentless to death
Original title	Il mio nome è Mallory… “M” come morte
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1971
length	90 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Mario Moroni
script	Mario Moroni
production	Attilio Tosato
music	Roberto Pregadio
camera	Giuseppe Aquari
cut	Otello Colangeli
occupation
Robert Woods : Larry Mallory Gabriella Giorgelli : Cora Ambler Teodoro Corrà : Bart Ambler Renato Baldini : Colonel Todd Hasper Renato Malavasi : Doctor Artemio Antonini : Block Stone Mario Dardanelli : Jefferson Attilio Marra Fulvio Mingozzi : Merchant Franco Mazzieri : Innkeeper (as Renato Mazzieri ) Carla Mancini : Maria, housekeeper Alessandro Perrella : henchman Antonio Basile : Jack, one of Ambler's people

Django - relentlessly until death (original title: Il mio nome è Mallory ... "M" come morte ) is a 1971 incurred spaghetti westerns , the Mario Moroni directed. In the German-speaking countries, the film, which was mostly viewed very negatively, was premiered on video.

action

Mallory, a 'half-breed', and former Yankee Colonel Hasper are business partners and acquire the large Jefferson farm. After the contract is signed, Jefferson is murdered and the amount paid is stolen; the perpetrators Hambler and Block Stone are then after Mallory and Hasper to take possession of the farm. Mallory, who is associated with Hambler's younger sister Cora, is warned of an attack by Hambler's men. When the two sides meet, Hasper is killed and Mallory is badly wounded. Cora nurses him back to health with devotion. Mallory is still reluctant to kill his lover's brother; a quarrel between Hambler and Block, as a result of which both die, releases him from this problem.

criticism

Verrisse everywhere: The lexicon of the international film saw in the "amateurish" film "an imposition in every respect" .; Segnalazioni Cinematografiche said: “The film is completely mouse-gray along the usual standards of the genre”. Christian Keßler especially notices the German dubbing: “Before it was annexed to the German market, the film was just very bad. (...) The fact that this insignificant film by the Tanio Boccia student Mario Moroni turned out to be a memorable experience is entirely due to the synchronization, which is absolutely inexplicable to me! (…) To call the diction unnatural would be an understatement that would go beyond my powers. The sentences are helplessly carried away by the linguistic stream ... "

Web links

• Django - relentlessly to death in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Django - Relentless to Death. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
2. ↑ Segnalazioni Cinematografiche, No. 72, 1972
3. ↑ Christian Keßler: Welcome to Hell. 2002, pp. 147/148