Django - the gun by the throat

Movie
German title	Django - the gun by the throat
Original title	Chiedi perdono a Dio ... non a me
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1968
length	88 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Vincenzo Musolino
script	Vincenzo Musolino
production	Vincenzo Musolino
music	Felice Di Stefano
camera	Mario Mancini
cut	Enzo Alabiso
occupation
George Ardisson : Cjamango McDonald Dragomir Bojanić : Dick Smart (as Anthony Ghidra ) Cristina Iosani : Virginia Stuart Pedro Sanchez : Garcia Ramírez Barrica Luigi Pavese : Stuart Lilli Lembo : Dick's girlfriend Jean Louis : Scott Dino Strano : Benson Dante Maggio : Barman Joe Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia : one of Smart's people Franco Pesce : gravedigger Franco Lantini : helpers of the gravedigger Armando Guarnieri : McDonald Omero Gargano : poker player Tano Cimarosa : Bandit Peter Martell : Jack Smart
synchronization

Django - the gun by the throat (original title: Chiedi perdono a Dio… non a me ) is an Italo-Western filmed in Rome in 1968 . Directed by Vincenzo Musolino , who also wrote the script. First performance in German-speaking countries was on March 24, 1970; Alternative titles are Django - He Came to Kill and Bloody Wrath .

action

In a Mexican cemetery in the border area, the young, revenge-driven Manuel and the older Cjamango meet. Cjamango tells about his life: Several years ago he was in a town to raise money for the ranch, which the father of his lover Virginia, Mister Stuart, demanded as a nominal fee. Meanwhile his family was murdered. The Mexican crook Barrica put him on the trail of the Smart brothers and their gang, who had been paid by old Stuart to settle old unpaid bills.

When Cjamango is able to shoot one of the brothers, Jack, the remaining one, Dick, kills old Stuart, who does not want to compensate him for the loss. In many skirmishes and bypassing numerous traps, Cjamango can bring down one bandit after the other, including Dick Smart. In the end, only Cjamango and Virginia remain.

additional

The rental video of this film was indexed from December 20, 1982 to November 30, 2007.

criticism

• "Mediocre revenge westerns"

• "Series Italo-Western that pleases itself in the pleasurable painting of its brutalities."

• "A simple vendetta story with cowboy-typical rawness"

synchronization

For the German synchronous occupied Karlheinz Brunnemann that the book by Ursula Buschow transposed:

• George Ardisson: Gert Günther Hoffmann
• Anthony Ghidra: Friedrich W. Bauschulte
• Pedro Sanchez: Alexander Welbat
• Peter Martell: Christian Brückner
• Celso Faria: Karlheinz Brunnemann
• Jean Louis: Rolf Schult

Web links

• Django - Colt by the throat in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ulrich P. Bruckner: For a few more corpses. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf 2006
2. ↑ Django - the gun by the throat. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
3. ↑ Christian Kessler: Welcome to Hell. An overview of the spaghetti westerns
4. ↑ The film in the dubbing files